Commercial equity loans · usable proceeds, not paper equity

Turn verified commercial-property equity into working business capital.

Eligible equity-release finance based on accepted property value, approved leverage, existing secured debt, ranking, capitalised amounts, net proceeds and a documented commercial use and repayment strategy.

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A clearer credit story

Total equity is not the amount available to spend.

Eligible uses

Capital for a defined commercial outcome.

The predominant use of funds must be genuine, documented and compatible with lender policy.

Working capital

Release eligible funds for stock, suppliers, contract mobilisation or seasonal operating needs.

Business expansion

Fund a documented acquisition, new site, fit-out, equipment or other growth program.

Debt consolidation

Refinance eligible commercial liabilities where control and sustainability improve.

Time-sensitive opportunity

Use available equity for a defined commercial transaction with a clear term and repayment pathway.

Assessment framework

Purpose, evidence, capacity and exit must agree.

  • Accepted commercial property value and valuation method
  • Current mortgages, caveats, priorities and payout figures
  • Proposed first or second ranking and lender consent
  • Purpose and evidence for every material use of funds
  • Cash flow, interest treatment and total facility cost
  • Refinance, sale or verified business-proceeds exit
A lender-ready process

Four disciplined steps from enquiry to settlement.

Step 01

Triage

Purpose, amount, timing, borrower, cash flow, security and repayment source.

Step 02

Evidence map

Identify documents, gaps, risks and the facts a lender must verify.

Step 03

Structure

Compare term, security, repayment profile, total cost and lender fit.

Step 04

Conditions

Coordinate approval, due diligence, documents and settlement conditions.

Prepare once

Documents commonly requested.

  • Title and rates notice
  • Current loan statements
  • Payout letters
  • Valuation or market evidence
  • Lease and tenancy schedule
  • Business financials
  • Use-of-funds schedule
  • Exit evidence
Frequently asked questions

Commercial Equity Loans FAQs.

How is usable commercial equity calculated?

A starting point is accepted value multiplied by the approved LVR, less existing secured debt and all funded or retained amounts. The lender determines value, leverage and deductions.

Can commercial equity loans reach 80% LVR?

Selected strong, marketable and usually first-mortgage scenarios may be considered up to 80% LVR. Many property types and risk positions require lower leverage.

Can equity be released for any reason?

No. This service is for eligible, documented business purposes. Personal, domestic, owner-occupied housing and ordinary residential investment purposes are excluded.

Can a second mortgage be used?

Some lenders may consider second ranking, but combined leverage is commonly lower and priority, consent and intercreditor issues must be resolved.

Does the property need to be leased?

Not always. Owner-occupied, leased or vacant commercial property may be considered differently based on marketability, serviceability and exit.

What reduces net proceeds?

Existing debt, capitalised interest, fees, valuation and legal costs, tax or creditor payouts, lender retentions and buffers can all reduce usable funds.

Discuss the numbers

Purpose. Amount. Timing. Evidence. Security. Repayment.

Share those facts so we can identify the information required for a meaningful assessment.

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Discuss your commercial property equity.

Use our contact form to share the funding amount, business purpose, property details, existing secured debt and proposed repayment strategy.

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Business and eligible corporate investment finance. We do not provide regulated consumer credit. Eligible corporate-borrower investment scenarios may be considered, including short-term rural and lifestyle property finance where the corporate borrower is on title. Borrower structure, purpose, security and applicable legal requirements are assessed case by case. All applications are subject to lender assessment and approval. Read our lending policy