BCL of Texas was founded in 1990 with a mission to promote business growth and expansion in rural communities across Texas. Today, we remain committed to helping to grow small businesses in our smaller communities across all corners of the state, with special funding allocated for businesses in communities with populations of 50,000 or fewer.

Borrowers can use funds for nearly any purpose, such as:

• Working capital
• Machinery and equipment
• Owner-occupied & leasehold improvements
• Acquisition of real estate (owner-occupied, with substantial rehab and/or equipment investment)
• Loans from $50,000 to $250,000 available

Use the lending inquiry button above to submit a lending inquiry so we can have a lending specialist connect with you.

When you’re ready to take your business to the next level, BCL of Texas is here to help. We know that you might need some extra funds for that second location, new equipment, or marketing a new product.

With our Business Growth Fund, you can keep your cash reserves on hand for working capital and borrow funds to finance your next step. And we’ll coach you every step of the way with no-cost business consultations for the life of the loan.

Loans range from $50,000-$300,000 and can be used for most business purposes, including:

• Real estate
• Machinery
• Accounts receivable
• Working capital
• Refinancing existing debt

Use the lending inquiry button above to submit a lending inquiry so we can have a lending specialist connect with you.

BCL of Texas works with an extensive network of bank partners, Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs), Economic Development Corporations (EDCs), other non-profits and many more to provide the best resources for our customers.

Our loan officers can evaluate your borrowing readiness and can assist you to package your loan for one of our many bank partners. BCL of Texas can also work within our funding network to provide tandem loans, loan guarantees, gap financing and other financing solutions.

Call 512-912-9884 to speak to a loan officer today.