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Taycor Financial

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Equipment lessor for equipment financing and working capital loansEl Segundo, CaliforniaServes US businesses; availability varies by program and state
BBLL 000202Listed Oct 2026On LevrLast checked Oct 31, 2026

About

Taycor Financial offers equipment loans and leases, plus working-capital products. Its equipment application-only threshold is not a universal financing maximum; obtain a written quote for the specific program.

Equipment lessor. Leases or lends against vehicles, machinery and other equipment.

What they lend

ManufacturingAgricultureConstructionMedical and dentalRestaurantsTechnology
From the lender's own site and public records.

A second look at Taycor Financial

Taycor Financial offers equipment loans and leases, plus working-capital products. Its equipment application-only threshold is not a universal financing maximum; obtain a written quote for the specific program.

TF Group, Inc., doing business as Taycor Financial, identifies itself as a licensed finance lender. Its site lists California licenses 60DBO-64573 and 60DBO-96329. These pages do not establish that Taycor funds every offered product itself; confirm the creditor, lessor and any intermediary in the agreement.

Published by Levr, not by Taycor Financial. This is a source-based profile and editorial assessment, not customer reviews or a promise of approval. Sources checked October 31, 2026.

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Programs and published requirements

Compare the specific program and legal funding entity on your offer. Advertised limits and minimums do not guarantee eligibility or your price.

Equipment financing and leasing

Equipment
New and used business equipment; loan and lease structures available.
Application-only threshold
Equipment page advertises transactions up to $400,000 with a one-page application. Its footnote limits low-documentation programs to existing, well-qualified customers with established borrowing history and credit; this is not a maximum loan size.
Larger transactions
Larger or complex projects may require tax returns, financial statements and bank statements.
Lease minimum
$5,000, according to the FAQ.
Operating history
Most leases require two years in business; a separate newer-business program is available.
Lease cash due
Although 100% financing is advertised, first and last payments are typically due at signing.
Ownership options
Lease options include fair-market-value purchase, $1 buyout and other fixed purchase options. Confirm the chosen contract.
Lease payments and payoff
FAQ describes fixed lease payments and permits early payoff, without establishing a universal discount or fee waiver.

Provider sources: Equipment financing product page · Official FAQ · Legal entity and lender licensing disclosure

Business line of credit

Use
Draw funding as needed for business cash flow.
Draw requirements
The page requires a first draw, then states no ongoing usage requirement.
Service fee
No monthly service fee is advertised. This does not mean draws or borrowing are free.
Unpublished terms
No program-specific amount range, term range, numerical credit/revenue minimum or complete price schedule was established on the reviewed product page. Request written terms.

Provider sources: Line of credit product page

Term loan / working capital

Uses
Lump-sum funding for working capital, growth or equipment.
Documents
FAQ requests business EIN, business bank statements and applicant Social Security number; additional documents may be required.
Timing
Working capital may fund in as little as one day depending on product; this is not guaranteed.
Pricing and eligibility
Reviewed term-loan page does not establish a product-specific APR, term, amount ceiling or numerical entry minimum. Its generic $400,000 application-only language should not be treated as a universal limit.

Provider sources: Term loan product page · Official FAQ

When it may fit

Our assessment of the published programs

  • Editorial assessment: worth investigating for equipment buyers comparing ownership through financing with different lease-end options.
  • Editorial assessment: newer businesses can ask about the separate equipment program instead of assuming the standard two-year lease requirement excludes them.

What to weigh carefully

  • A lease buyout, return obligation or advance payment changes the overall economics; compare the complete schedule, not only the monthly payment.
  • FAQ describes a soft credit inquiry for the application. Confirm any additional inquiries before authorizing a specific financing arrangement.
  • No universal personal-guarantee rule, collateral policy, APR, fee schedule or numerical credit-score minimum was verified from these primary pages.
  • Calculator results are estimates; published application-only language has qualification footnotes.

Questions before you accept an offer

  1. Is Taycor the lender or lessor on this offer, or is another company funding it?
  2. Which newer-business or standard program applies, and what underwriting requirements remain?
  3. What must I pay before equipment delivery, including advance rent, deposit, documentation, insurance and taxes?
  4. What is the total scheduled payment amount, and what buyout or return obligations apply at lease end?
  5. What is the actual early-payoff amount on a specified date?
  6. Is a personal guarantee required, and which assets secure the agreement?
  7. For a credit line, what fees apply per draw, and can a draw reset the payment term?

Ask for written terms. Compare net cash received, total repayment, fees, payment timing and early-payoff costs for the same financing need.

Prepare your comparison

Use the same questions and figures for each offer you receive.

Alternatives to research

These are options for a related financing need, not a ranking or a claim of equivalent eligibility or pricing.

Kapitus

Compare Kapitus equipment financing for the same asset, including ownership, down payment, term and total cost.

Credibly

Compare Credibly equipment financing through its partners, identifying the actual provider and contract.

Published specialist programs

Equipment financing for startups

A specific new-business program, with advance payments to account for even when the equipment price is fully financed.

Who it serves
Separate new-business program for businesses under two years; most other leasing programs require two years. Day-one eligibility is not stated.
Published terms
Lease transaction: $5,000 minimum; US context. FAQ advertises 100% financing but typically first and last payments are due in advance. Do not describe as zero cash due.
Service area
United States; homepage describes nationwide lender.

Equipment covered: New and used equipment and vehicles.

Our questions before you choose

Confirm the total cash due upfront, guarantee requirements, equipment eligibility and end-of-term obligations in a written quote.

Checked October 31, 2026. Provider FAQ · Provider program details

Other providers to compare

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The lender

Type
Equipment lessor
Legal name
TF Group, Inc. DBA Taycor Financial
Founded
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Charter
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Headquarters
El Segundo, California
Service area
Serves US businesses; availability varies by program and state
Meets in person
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Program approvals
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Also lends to consumers
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Website
taycor.com
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