Professional services
Capital for partner buy-ins, expansion, and AR gaps.
Law firms, accounting practices, engineering and architecture firms, and consulting groups across Texas use financing for partner buy-ins, office expansion, technology, and bridging client receivables.
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What we hear from operators.
- Partner buy-ins and ownership transitions
- Office expansion and tenant improvements
- Technology, software, and security investments
- Slow-paying corporate or government clients
Capital structures that fit professional services.
SBA loans (7(a) and 504)
Government-backed loans with favorable terms.
Business lines of credit
Flexible working capital for your business needs.
Invoice factoring
Turn unpaid invoices into immediate working capital.
Working capital loans
Fast term loans for inventory, payroll, and day-to-day operations.
Austin's tech-services boom, Houston's energy advisory community, and Dallas's professional services concentration drive steady demand for partner-buy-in and growth capital across Texas.
A Dallas engineering firm used an SBA 7(a) loan for a partner buy-out, paired with a working capital line to smooth out the payment timing on state-government contracts.
Composite example for illustration. Not a specific client.
Funding tailored to your industry.
We will analyze your situation and recommend a capital structure built for how your business actually operates.
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