A security contract usually starts with a business decision: a dealership adds a second lot, a hotel reopens after renovation, a logistics company signs a bigger warehouse, a clinic opens a new location. Every one of those decisions needs business funding before it needs a guard post. That is why FSO Guard works alongside Motenza Capital, the commercial capital company in our Hollywood, Florida group. They review the business and match it with capital; we protect the people, the property and the inventory that capital buys.
Who Motenza Capital is
Motenza Capital is a multi-source commercial capital platform headquartered at 1716 N Dixie Hwy in Hollywood, FL, a few minutes from FSO Guard’s own office. Its tagline says it plainly: capital from multiple sources, one relationship. Instead of representing one lender and one product, Motenza evaluates each opportunity across several channels: private or affiliated capital resources within its own network, strategic investor relationships, and independent banks, non-bank lenders, equipment finance companies, factoring companies, real estate capital sources and specialty commercial funders.
The platform was built inside a private business ecosystem that spans automotive, private aviation, software, security, luxury services and consulting. Mark Pugachev, the founder of FSO Guard, is its founding investor and public representative, which is why Motenza’s operating focus mirrors the industries we guard: dealerships, transportation, equipment-heavy companies, aviation-related businesses, security firms, professional services and other asset- or revenue-driven companies.
Key facts:
- Multi-source commercial capital platform, nationwide coverage, based in Hollywood, Florida
- Private, strategic, institutional and specialty capital channels reviewed under one application
- Commercial-purpose financing only; no consumer loans or residential mortgages
- Compliance program run on Drata, SOC 2 track, NIST CSF 2.0 readiness review in progress
- Phone (888) 898-1177, motenzacapital.com/contact, applications at apply@motenzacapital.com
Business funding options Florida companies ask for
Motenza’s funding solutions are grouped the way a business owner thinks, by what the money is for rather than by product name. The structures below are the ones our shared clients in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach request most.
Flexible capital
Working capital, business lines of credit and bridge financing built around timing and cash flow: payroll during a slow season, inventory before the winter high season, a deposit on a new lease. A line of credit lets you draw only what the business needs.
Asset-based finance
Equipment financing, vehicle and fleet finance and inventory financing, where the asset itself supports the structure. Typical for trucking companies, contractors, clinics buying medical equipment and dealerships adding vehicles.
Receivables and revenue
Invoice factoring, accounts receivable financing and revenue-based financing for companies that invoice large customers and wait 30 to 90 days to be paid, or whose sales are strong but seasonal. Merchant cash advances remain available where they fit.
Long-term and structured capital
SBA financing through independent participating lenders, commercial real estate financing and acquisition capital for larger investments: buying the building you rent, acquiring a competitor, opening a second location.
Two paths deserve a separate word. Auto dealer capital, inventory, floorplan, operations and expansion, exists because the group runs dealership and rental fleets itself and knows how the floorplan cycle works. And the industry financing menu, construction, trucking and transportation, healthcare practices, restaurants, retail, franchise and manufacturing, follows the distinct operating cycles of those businesses rather than forcing them into one product.
How the application works
- Apply once. Share the business details through one application at motenzacapital.com or by speaking with the team. The request is reviewed by people, not only by a scoring model.
- Review. Motenza looks at the business profile, the purpose of the funds, the transaction structure and the documentation, and may run a preliminary internal review before anything goes to a capital source.
- Compare offers. Options are explored across the private, strategic, institutional and specialty channels that fit. A decision by one capital source does not necessarily end the process; when appropriate, the opportunity is evaluated for another channel.
- Get funded. You choose the option that fits and sign with the capital provider named in the financing agreement, which is responsible for underwriting, disclosures, documentation and servicing. Some working-capital structures can fund as soon as the same day.
Where funding and security meet
The overlap between the two companies is not a marketing idea; it is the same client list. A few patterns we see every month:
- Car dealerships. Inventory and floorplan capital through Motenza; overnight lot patrol and key-control audits through FSO Guard, because a bigger lot is a bigger target.
- Hotels and short-term rentals. Renovation and working capital on one side, hotel security officers and event coverage on the other.
- Warehouses and logistics. Equipment, fleet and receivables financing for the company; dock access control and overnight patrol for the goods it now holds.
- Clinics and practices. Healthcare practice financing for equipment and build-out; clinic and medical office security once patients and controlled substances are on site.
- Construction. Construction financing for the project; site security, fire watch and contract guard services for the duration of the build.
- Banks and financial offices. Motenza works with independent banks and non-bank lenders as capital sources; FSO Guard provides bank and financial institution security to the same kind of institutions.
When a client asks us for a security assessment before an expansion, the assessment often becomes part of the business plan a lender reads. And when Motenza funds equipment, vehicles or inventory, the question of who guards them at night comes to us. Neither company receives your data from the other without your say-so; the introduction is made by name and you decide whether to follow it.
What Motenza Capital is not
In a market full of aggressive online lenders, the boundaries matter, and Motenza publishes them in its funding disclosure. Financing is for legitimate business or commercial purposes only; there are no consumer-purpose loans or residential mortgages. References to SBA financing do not make Motenza an SBA office or a government agency: SBA-related financing, where available, comes through independent participating lenders. Example amounts, rates and terms on their website are illustrative unless they appear in a specific written offer, and actual terms vary with revenue, time in business, credit profile, industry, cash flow and collateral. Florida requires covered providers to disclose the amount provided, the total repayment and the total cost of commercial financing, and the applicable provider delivers those disclosures. Nothing on this page is legal, tax, accounting or investment advice.
Frequently asked questions
The answers below cover the questions business owners ask us most when they hear that a security company has a funding partner. For anything specific to your business, call Motenza at (888) 898-1177 or start with motenzacapital.com.
Talk to Motenza about capital, to FSO Guard about security
For funding, go directly to motenzacapital.com, call (888) 898-1177 or write to apply@motenzacapital.com; FSO Guard does not take financing applications. For guards, patrol, executive protection or a security assessment for the same business, call 888.881.8099, use the live chat or the form on this page. Both companies are based in Hollywood, FL, and you can ask either team to introduce you to the other; see also our other group partners in Miami.