Services · Commercial Loans

Funding every stage
of growing your business

Commercial property, farm and franchise finance, working capital, invoice finance and logistics loans — a one-stop commercial lending solution for Sydney business owners.

What we cover

Six common commercial lending scenarios

01

Standard Commercial Loans

Secured against the commercial property itself — suited to purchasing offices, retail space or warehouses.

02

Residential-Secured Business Loans

Using a residential property you own as security, giving you a more flexible way to finance your business.

03

Line of Credit

Draw down and repay repeatedly within an approved limit — flexible cash flow management for seasonal or cyclical needs.

04

Rural & Farm Finance

Finance for agricultural land purchases, machinery and seasonal working capital.

05

Franchise & Chain-Store Finance

Finance for site acquisition and fit-out as you expand your hospitality or retail chain.

06

Invoice Finance

Use outstanding invoices as security to access cash flow sooner, without waiting on customer payments.

FAQs

Questions we're often asked

Fixed or variable rate — which is better?

Variable rates are more flexible but move with the market; fixed rates lock in your repayment for easier cash-flow planning. The right choice depends on your business's cash cycle — happy to talk through your situation.

What documents do I need for a commercial loan application?

Identification, the past two years of company tax returns and financial statements, and your past two years of personal tax returns and Notices of Assessment — the exact list varies by loan type and amount.

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How Do You Apply for a Commercial Loan? Types, Security and Documents

Buying a shop, office or warehouse: which commercial loan fits, whether to use commercial or residential security, and what to prepare.

Buying a Shop, Office or Warehouse: How Do Lenders Assess Commercial Property?

Commercial property is assessed differently from residential. Lease, tenant, use and your own business all affect how much you can borrow.

Business Cash Flow Tight? Line of Credit vs Invoice Finance

When customers pay late or trade swings with the seasons, here is what each of these two funding tools suits and what to watch for.

Work out the numbers, then decide

Free assessment, no fee unless we succeed.