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Online lease-transfer sites typically charge lease sellers to list their lease. At LeaseTrader.com the initial charge is $89,95, plus a $249.99 commission when an exchange is completed. According to Hall, Swapalease.com has a range of listing options with an average cost to the seller of $150. Some leasing companies charge a transfer fee. Hall said such fees average $300, and are usually assumed by the lease buyer. This is in addition to a small fee to register as a buyer on the Web site.
You can usually lease each item for anywhere from $100 to $400 per month. Sometimes companies will allow you to lease items like dishwashers and coffee machines for free if you agree to buy their products. Leasing is also available for other types of restaurant supplies and equipment.