Collateral Business Loans
Collateral business loans from NextGen Capital may offer lower rates than other forms of alternative funding. Small business owners may also qualify for higher funding amounts compared to unsecured loans or lines of credit.
What is a Collateral Business Loan?
Collateral business loan is a secured loan that uses commercial real estate as collateral to reduce the lender’s risk, which in turn helps lower the loan cost. Since the funding is secured, small business owners typically qualify for higher amounts compared to revenue-based financing that isn’t backed by “hard” collateral.
NextGen Capital offers collateral business loans ranging from $50,000 to $250,000, with no restrictions on how you use your funds. The terms of your loan will depend on factors such as the value and type of collateral provided, your business’s cash flow, and the business owner’s credit history, background, and repayment record. At NextGen Capital, we prioritize responsible lending and never accept a borrower’s primary residence as collateral. We only accept developed property that is not the business or property owner’s primary residence.
Who should apply for a collateral business loan?
Collateral business loans can benefit medical practices, construction companies, manufacturers, automotive businesses, business services, and more. No matter your industry, our expert Funding Advisors at NextGen Capital will work closely with you to identify the best funding option to support your business goals without straining your cash flow.


How to Get a Collateral Business Loan
How to Use Collateral Business Loans
Collateral business loans from NextGen Capital offer flexibility, allowing you to use the funds in ways that best support your business. These loans are especially beneficial for:
Collateral Business Loan Qualification Requirements
NextGen Capital Solutions collateral business loan requirements are lower than traditional lenders and other alternative funders. At NextGen Capital Solutions, we know that credit scores don’t tell the whole story, so we focus on the overall health of your business and the property. Here are some factors we consider:
