Equipment financing
Producers operating along FM 428 and the rural corridors between Ponder and Krum face a persistent funding gap: traditional banks view hay equipment, livestock trailers, and center-pivot irrigation systems as specialized collateral with volatile resale markets. Seasonal revenue from wheat, cattle, and hay creates lumpy cash flow that doesn't fit cookie-cutter underwriting models. Lenders often demand 30% down and personal guarantees that expose family homes. As a licensed commercial business loan broker in Denton, we solve this by matching your operation to agriculture lending programs that understand commodity cycles, land equity, and equipment depreciation schedules specific to North Texas row-crop and livestock enterprises.
Loan programs
cover up to 90% of the purchase price for tractors, combines, and hay balers, with terms stretching to ten years for equipment and 25 years when the loan includes commercial real estate such as barns or processing facilities. USDA agriculture loans and Farm Service Agency operating loans provide seasonal working capital and can finance land purchase when the property generates at least 50% of household income from farming.
We start every relationship by walking your operation, whether it's 40 acres in Argyle or 600 acres near Sanger. We review tax returns, FSA records, and commodity marketing contracts to understand your actual revenue cycle, not just last month's bank statement. Then we present your file to lenders who specialize in farm and agriculture loans, highlighting land equity along Hickory Creek or established relationships with Denton County co-ops. Because we're a broker, not a portfolio lender, we access agriculture loans rates and terms from regional agricultural banks, USDA-backed programs, and alternative equipment lessors. You get multiple offers, and we explain every structure so you choose the one that aligns with your planting calendar and family goals. Our office is at 2100 Sadau Ct, Denton, TX 76210; call (940) 292-3229 to discuss your next equipment purchase or business loan for agriculture expansion.
A fourth-generation hay producer needed to replace two aging round balers and a tedder before spring cutting season. Local banks offered five-year terms at rates the operation couldn't service during drought years. We brokered an SBA 7(a) equipment financing package with a seven-year amortization and seasonal payment adjustments. The deal closed in 28 days, and the new equipment was field-ready by April.
Serving the Denton area

We know which lenders fund which kinds of Denton businesses, and we position your file where it fits.
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Why Denton owners trust Falconridge Financial
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