TEXAS RESERVE CAPITAL

Lending Programs

Flexible capital structures across secured and unsecured commercial lending, asset-backed credit, bridge financing and specialty business finance.

Our lending activities are intended exclusively for bona fide business, commercial, investment, agricultural or similar non-consumer purposes. We do not offer personal, family or household-purpose loans through this website.

What We Finance

Business Lending

Short- and long-term capital for established businesses.

Asset-Backed Lending

Financing secured by qualifying business and real assets.

Bridge & Hard Money

Transaction-driven capital where timing and certainty matter.

Working Capital

Flexible financing for operating and expansion requirements.

Secured & Unsecured Credit

Structures based on collateral, cash flow and borrower fundamentals.

Sales-Based Financing

Specialty commercial financing structured according to applicable law.

Flexible Capital. Disciplined Underwriting.

Purpose

Business / commercial

Structure

Secured & unsecured

Duration

30 days–360 months

Collateral

Business and real assets

Target LTV

Up to 75% where appropriate

Geography

U.S. + select international

Pricing

Risk- and transaction-adjusted

Closing

Transaction dependent

These parameters are illustrative and may change. Actual availability, amount, rate, fees, term, collateral, guarantees, covenants and closing conditions depend on underwriting, due diligence, credit approval, documentation, market conditions, jurisdiction and applicable law. Financing is offered only where the applicable lending entity is authorized or exempt. See our Lending Disclosures.

How Borrowing Works

Application · Step 1 of 5

SubmitOpportunity

Basic business, financing and collateral information.

Request Financing

Submit basic business, financing and collateral information to begin the review process.

Start Your Request

Or reach us at info@texasreservecapital.com · (936) 706-1036

Submitting an inquiry does not create a lender-borrower relationship and does not constitute approval, a commitment to lend or an agreement to provide financing. A binding obligation to fund exists only under executed definitive documents after all conditions to funding have been satisfied or waived in writing by the lender.