No, insurance is always the burdern of the car owner, not the dealership. When leasing or purchasing a car, the person acquiring the vehicle is legally responsible for acquiring car insurance.
The annual lease rate can vary, but the monthly rental on a BMW seems to range around $400 a month. Leasing a car is not the best idea - better to take out a car loan instead.
Leasing a BMW is a more cost-efficient way to own one of these luxury cars. You pay the value of the car during the lease, and when your lease is up, you have the flexibility to trade for a newer model, re-lease, set a price to purchase the car, or simply retun it. Some of the drawbacks of leasing your BMW higher insurance rates, and mileage restrictions. If you drive a lot, leasing might not be right for you.
I am an insurance agent -- what address do we list for Mercedes Benz on a lease for the auto insurance policy? Leasing from a dealership in Chicago. Thanks.
A lease agreement could be for the cases of private leasing including residential purposes. A commerical lease agreement is leasing for use of businesses.
If you don't own your car, but are leasing or making payments, gap insurance protects your vehicle lease or loan. It will also pay your regular insurance deductible in the event of loss.
A wide variety of trailers, included 53' refrigerated trailers, are available for rent or lease at PLM trailer leasing. Their website is http://www.plmtrailer.com/
The best online site to go on for company car leasing is the official lease guide site. They offer a lease calculator, a car leasing guide, leasing pros and cons, a lease formula, and many other features.
You may have a contractual oblogation to notify the car leasing company if the lease was in your father's name.
I think that depends on what you are interested in leasing it for. What is your specific inquiry regarding -- hunting lease, farm lease, commercial?
Many companies are currently leasing business equipment rather than purchasing. Some sites that offer the option to lease equipment are Lease Experts and Tiger Leasing.
In a NNN lease the tenant (person leasing the property) is liable for the taxes, insurance, and CAM (Common Area Maintenance) expenses. In a Gross Lease, the tenant pays a fixed amount of rent to the Landlord and has no other expenses to pay.
There are three ways to lease an aircraft: wet, damp and dry.In wet leasing, the lessor airline provides the airframe, insurance, maintenance, flight crew and cabin crew. The lessee airline provides fuel, operating authority and flight numbers.In damp leasing, the lessee also provides the cabin crew.In dry leasing, the lessee only provides the airframe.