(2) Lease back after sale. In this form, the manufacturing enterprise sells its assets to the leasing company according to the agreement, and then rents the sold assets back to be used as the leasing company, and pays the rent to the leasing company on schedule.
(3) Leveraged leasing. Leveraged leasing is a popular financing method in the world. In this way, when the lessor can't bear the huge investment of capital-intensive projects (such as airplanes and ships) alone, it will use the equipment to be purchased as collateral for the loan, transfer the right to collect rent as an additional guarantee for the loan, and obtain 60% ~ 80% of the loan for purchasing equipment from financial institutions such as banks, and the lessor will pay 20% ~ 40%. It generally involves the lessee, lessor and lender.