Canon Aplio i700 Financing

Yes. We handle private-party transactions regularly. We need to confirm the unit is functional and verify the serial number. A bill of sale between you and the seller is all the documentation required on the transaction side. Our program does not require dealer involvement.

A second probe purchase would be a separate transaction. If the probe cost clears our $50,000 minimum, we can finance it as a standalone deal. If it falls below that threshold, most practices pay for individual probes with cash or use a business credit line since probes on their own are often below the floor for standalone equipment financing.

Yes. Eighteen months of operating history is enough to qualify under most of our programs. Time in business is one factor among several, including revenue level, bank balance, and credit profile. Newer practices sometimes need a larger down payment or a personal guarantee, but 18 months is far from a disqualifying threshold.

Lenders look at the equipment's value as collateral and your practice's ability to service the debt, not the model number. The i700 and i800 both qualify under the same program. The payment difference reflects the system price, not a different risk tier. Both are strong collateral in the secondary market.

Deferred-start structures are available and we can build them into the deal. A 90-day deferral at the front of a term loan is common for practices that are mid-construction or mid-credentialing. The deferred interest typically rolls into the loan balance, so the monthly payment after the deferral period is slightly higher than a standard day-one payment.