Collateralized Business Funding Options

Understanding Collateralized Funding

Secure Higher Funding Using Your Business Assets


Collateralized business funding allows you to use your existing assets such as equipment, vehicles, inventory, or real estate to secure larger amounts of capital. By backing your financing with tangible assets, you can access higher loan limits, better rates, and more flexible repayment terms. This gives lenders added confidence while helping you preserve cash flow and invest in long-term growth. It’s an ideal solution for businesses with valuable assets looking to expand, refinance, or take on new opportunities with greater financial control.

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Why Choose Kelly Kapital

Bigger Loans. Better Terms. More Control.


At Kelly Kapital, we help businesses unlock the full value of their assets with structured collateral-backed funding. Here’s what makes our approach different:


  • Higher loan amounts compared to unsecured options
  • More favorable interest rates and flexible repayment terms
  • Funding backed by equipment, property, vehicles, or inventory
  • Support for mid-sized and asset-heavy businesses
  • Personalized guidance to structure the right deal

How Businesses Use Collateralized Funding

Turn Assets Into Opportunities


This type of funding is ideal for business owners looking to make large investments or restructure existing debt. Common uses include:


  • Purchasing additional equipment or machinery
  • Renovating or expanding a business location
  • Refinancing high-interest loans into better terms
  • Launching a new division or service line
  • Securing capital while maintaining cash reserves


If your business has assets, we can help you put them to work.

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Ready to Get Funded?

Unlock the Value of What You Already Own


At Kelly Kapital, we specialize in helping businesses turn their assets into working capital. Our team is here to walk you through your options, offer transparent terms, and structure funding that supports your growth without overextending your cash flow.