Buying a shop, office, warehouse, medical suite, factory or mixed-use property is different from buying a residential home. Lenders assess commercial property on the strength of the borrower, the lease, the property type and the exit strategy.
AJP Finance helps business owners and investors compare commercial property loan options, understand deposit requirements, structure repayments and prepare a stronger application before approaching lenders.
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A commercial property loan is finance used to purchase, refinance or release equity from a property used for business or investment purposes. This can include offices, retail shops, industrial warehouses, factories, medical consulting rooms, childcare centres, hospitality premises and mixed-use properties.
Commercial property loans are assessed differently to home loans. Lenders consider the property’s location, zoning, tenancy, lease length, borrower income, business financials, valuation, environmental risks and how easily the property could be sold if needed.
AJP Finance helps you work through those details early, so your application is matched to lenders who understand the property type and your borrowing purpose.
The right loan structure depends on whether you will occupy the premises, lease it to tenants, buy through an SMSF or refinance existing debt.
Commercial property lending is policy-driven. A strong borrower may still face lender restrictions if the property is specialised, vacant, in a regional location or tied to a short lease.
We help identify those risks upfront and present the application in a way that gives lenders clear answers.
We structure the application before it reaches the lender, so the property, borrower and loan purpose are clearly understood.
We review the property, borrower, lease position and purchase goals.
We match your scenario to lenders with appetite for the property type.
We organise documents, explain risks and submit a clear lending case.
We manage lender conditions, valuation, loan documents and settlement.
The wrong structure can limit cash flow, create refinancing pressure or leave you short at settlement.
Commercial loans can have shorter terms, lower LVRs and different fees. It is important to model the full repayment and refinance picture.
A short lease, weak tenant or vacancy can reduce lender appetite and affect valuation.
Commercial purchases may involve GST, stamp duty, legal costs, valuation fees and fitout costs. These should be budgeted early.
Many commercial property loans require a larger deposit than residential loans. Depending on the property, borrower and lender, common LVRs may sit around 60% to 80%.
Yes. Commercial property may be purchased through a company, trust, individual name or SMSF, depending on your goals. Get accounting and legal advice before deciding the ownership structure.
Yes. We can review existing commercial debt, compare current lender options and explore refinance, equity release or debt restructure strategies.
Commercial rates are often priced differently to residential loans and depend on risk, LVR, lease strength, borrower profile and lender appetite.
Book a free consultation and we will help you understand lender options, borrowing capacity and the structure that suits your property goal.