However, if there is a need for those funds for any other immediate purchase, you may wish to consider other options. A bank load will conserve cash, and you may be able to deduct the interest from your taxes. The only downside to leases are that they cannot be canceled, so you are stuck with payments regardless if you are producing anything with your kiln. A lease may be fully deductible from your taxes.
Many lease options are deductible from taxes.
Start with a small kiln, and use profits from that kiln to purchase another one. Using wood energy to provide heat for your kilns may gain you access to the Section 29 Tax Credit. While you may not need the credit, you may be able to sell the credit to somebody else. Alternatively, you may have them purchase the Taylor Wood Fired Boiler and sell you the energy so that they can get the credit. The group which gets the credit will get it for 5-10 years, so their credit may be quite a great investment for them.