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Multi-family equipment finance
Explore lease-to-own financing with Vista Services for your next multi-family equipment project.
Specify and finance together
One conversation.
Builders, developers and HVAC contractors can discuss equipment specification and financing at the same time.
Approved project costs can be spread over a set term. A large upfront equipment spend does not have to be the only route.
We help you match the equipment to the building. Vista Services reviews the financing.
The term
A proposed 12-year term
The proposed Vista lease-to-own programme runs for 12 years (144 months).
Your project proposal sets out monthly payments, taxes, approved equipment and the installation scope before you sign.
Financing, equipment eligibility, pricing and coverage are subject to Vista approval and the final agreement.
What the agreement covers
Three things to know
- Approved project scopeYour proposal lists the approved equipment and the installation scope for the project.
- Repair coverageThe approved agreement defines repair parts, labour and exclusions. Routine maintenance is separate. The manufacturer warranty is separate from Vista repair coverage.
- Ownership and buyoutThe agreement sets out ownership transfer, early buyout, the contracting entity and who makes the payments.
FAQ
Finance questions
Who is the Vista programme for?
The proposed programme is for multi-family equipment projects quoted through Cool Estate. Property owners, developers, operators, builders and HVAC contractors can ask about it. Financing is subject to Vista approval.
How long is the financing term?
The proposed term is 12 years, or 144 monthly payments. Your project proposal sets out the payments, taxes and scope before you sign. The final agreement sets the terms.
Which equipment can be financed?
The proposed programme describes dubbll heat pumps for multi-unit residential buildings. You can ask about other quoted equipment, including Multi MFG units. All equipment is subject to Vista approval.
Does it cover maintenance and ownership?
Repair coverage, routine maintenance and the manufacturer warranty are separate things. The approved agreement defines repair parts, labour and exclusions. Maintenance is arranged separately. The agreement also sets out ownership transfer and early buyout.
Before you call
Prepare your proposal
- The building. Address, suite count and project timing.
- The scope. Equipment and installation scope.
- The site. Electrical, drainage, wall access and heat load. A contractor assessment confirms model and heating suitability.