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How Vendors Should Set Financing Expectations Without Talking Rates
Many vendors hesitate to bring up financing because they worry the conversation will turn into a rate discussion. Rates feel sensitive. They change. And once a number is mentioned too early, it can anchor expectations in a way that makes the deal harder to close. The good news is that vendors do not need to talk about rates to set strong financing expectations. In fact, focusing on the right points early often leads to smoother approvals and more confident customers. Wh

Jared Holmes
4 days ago2 min read
What Vendors Should Know About Funding Delays
Few things frustrate vendors more than a deal that is approved but not funded. From the vendor’s perspective, the sale is done. The customer is ready. The equipment is scheduled. And yet, funding gets delayed, which can create confusion, cash flow issues, and strained relationships. In most cases, funding delays are not caused by credit problems. They are caused by process breakdowns. Understanding where delays typically occur and how to prevent them helps vendors prote

Jared Holmes
6 days ago3 min read
Financing a Generator for Your Business: Keeping Operations Moving When the Power Doesn’t Cooperate
In New England, you don’t need a dramatic storm to lose power. A heavy wind gust, an ice-loaded line, or a transformer that’s older than your pickup can shut your business down in seconds. And when your operations depend on equipment, production schedules, or service calls, downtime is expensive. That’s why more businesses are adding commercial generators before the next outage hits — and financing them to protect cash flow along the way. Here’s what you should know bef

Jared Holmes
Nov 20, 20253 min read
Financing Snow Removal Equipment in New England: Staying Ahead of Storm Season
If you live and work in New England, you know the rule: Winter doesn’t care about your schedule. Storms roll in early, late, or back-to-back. And the businesses that stay ahead of it all aren’t the ones crossing their fingers, they’re the ones keeping their equipment modern, reliable, and ready to move when the forecast turns ugly. Whether you handle commercial lots, municipalities, or subcontracted plow routes, the right financing strategy can be the difference between

Jared Holmes
Nov 17, 20253 min read
Financing Maine’s Backbone: Why Supporting Local Trades Matters
Living and working in Maine changes the way you see business. Here, small businesses are not just economic drivers. They are family legacies, community staples, and the people who keep the state running during long winters, short seasons, and everything in between. When I started Brilliance Funding Partners, my goal was simple. I wanted to help business owners across the country access the tools and equipment they need to grow. But the longer I have been in this field, the

Jared Holmes
Nov 10, 20253 min read
Plan Your Financing Before Ordering Equipment: Why Timing Matters
When it comes to buying equipment, the focus usually falls on the machine itself—features, cost, and how fast it can be delivered. But...

Jared Holmes
Sep 18, 20252 min read
Can You Finance Used Equipment? What Businesses Need to Know
For many business owners, buying used equipment is a smart way to stretch budgets while still getting the tools you need to keep...

Jared Holmes
Sep 11, 20253 min read
What Are Soft Costs in Equipment Financing—and Can You Finance Them?
More often than not equipment finance deals have extra costs, the sticker price is only part of the equation. You have delivery fees,...

Jared Holmes
Jul 1, 20252 min read
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