Lines of credit
A business line of credit is revolving capital. You get approved for a maximum amount, draw what you need, pay interest only on what you use, and repay to free up the line again. It works like a credit card but with higher limits and lower cost. Businesses use lines to cover payroll gaps, buy inventory before a contract starts, or handle unplanned repairs without touching operating cash.
Fort Cavazos sits at the heart of Bell County's defense and logistics economy. Contractors working along Clear Creek Road or supplying services to the installation often invoice Net-30 or Net-60, but payroll and fuel bills arrive weekly. A business line of credit smooths that gap.
Fort Cavazos supports thousands of contractors, from IT services to heavy equipment maintenance. Many win task orders that require labor and materials up front, then wait weeks for payment. A business line of credit lets you say yes to the contract without draining your checking account. You draw funds to cover immediate costs, then repay when the government or prime contractor pays the invoice.
Marshgate Commercial Capital is a broker, not a lender. We compare options across multiple funding sources so you get the line that fits your cash cycle. Our office is at 420 E Ave C, Killeen, TX 76541, and we know the rhythm of doing business around Fort Cavazos.
A security-services company wins a six-month contract to staff gates and patrol routes on the installation. They need to hire and certify ten employees before the first shift, but the prime contractor pays 30 days after invoice. The owner applies for a line of credit, draws enough to cover recruiting, background checks, uniforms, and the first two payrolls, then repays as invoices clear. The line stays open for the next contract.
Speed matters when you're bidding or already awarded. We gather your financials, match you with lenders who fund businesses in your industry, and push the application through. Most lines close in days, not months. Call us at (254) 347-4808 or visit our Killeen office to start.
Common questions
Talk to a local advisor and get matched to the right program, no obligation.