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Yes, Access could certainly manage data like this. However, there are no ready-to-run templates that give you anything like this. There are some template sites around (like <a href="http://access.microsofttemplates.org/" rel="ugc">http://access.microsofttemplates.org/</a>) that may have something to help you get started, but in general you'll have to create this yourself.<br />
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What sort of information do you need to store? In general, a Lease would involve a Leasee and Leasor, so you'd have those two tables. You'd also have information about the Lease (another table), and possibly about Payments (i.e. payments expected from the Leasee). Generally those Payments are stored as Transactions, and may need a Header/Detail sort of setup.
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Yes, Access could certainly manage data like this. However, there are no ready-to-run templates that give you anything like this. There are some template sites around (like http://access.microsofttemplates.org/ [http://access.microsofttemplates.org/]) that may have something to help you get started, but in general you'll have to create this yourself.

What sort of information do you need to store? In general, a Lease would involve a Leasee and Leasor, so you'd have those two tables. You'd also have information about the Lease (another table), and possibly about Payments (i.e. payments expected from the Leasee). Generally those Payments are stored as Transactions, and may need a Header/Detail sort of setup.

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We use MS Access 2010 - Does it have a good capability to build a database of Short-Term / Long-Term Capital Leases? &nbsp; Is there any special sub-module available within MS-Access 2010 - that accomodates this? &nbsp;with already provided templates, etc. ???
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We use MS Access 2010 - Does it have a good capability to build a database of Short-Term / Long-Term Capital Leases?   Is there any special sub-module available within MS-Access 2010 - that accomodates this?  with already provided templates, etc. ???

Long-Term / Short-Term Capital Leases - MS-ACCESS capabilities

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.