Commercial loans
This is what we do best. We arrange structured finance for business owners and investors — from acquisitions, commercial property and working capital, through to more complex funding needs — connecting you with the lender best suited to your situation.

Expand your business with the right commercial loan
Sydney’s Commercial Lending Broker for Business Owners and Investors
Whether you’re acquiring commercial property, funding a business expansion, or refinancing an existing facility, the right loan structure is what separates a deal that works from one that doesn’t — and it’s exactly where we focus. As experienced commercial lending brokers based in Sydney, we work with founder-led businesses, business owners, investors and property developers on transactions involving multi-entity structures, trusts and non-standard income — the scenarios other brokers often can’t place.
What Is a Commercial Loan?
A commercial loan is a business financing facility used to purchase or refinance commercial property, fund business operations, or support growth and investment objectives. Unlike residential home loans, commercial lending involves more complex assessment criteria — including business financials, serviceability, asset type, and loan purpose. That’s where an experienced commercial lending specialist makes all the difference.
Types of Commercial Finance We Arrange
We work across the full spectrum of commercial lending, including:
- Commercial property loans — owner-occupied and investment commercial real estate
- Business acquisition finance — funding to purchase a business or franchise
- Commercial mortgage refinancing — restructuring existing debt to improve cash flow or rates
- Multi-entity and trust structure lending — facilities structured across companies, discretionary trusts and unit trusts
- Development and construction finance — from site acquisition through to residual stock
- Specialist and non-bank commercial lending — for scenarios where major banks have strict limitations
- Lo-doc and alternative commercial loans — for self-employed borrowers or complex income structures
- Bridging and short-term commercial finance — for time-sensitive transactions
- ATO debt and tax liability refinancing — structured finance to clear outstanding tax debt into manageable business finance
Why Use a Commercial Lending Broker?
The commercial lending market operates very differently to residential mortgages. Lender appetites vary significantly by industry, asset type, and loan size. A commercial lending broker with deep lender relationships can position your application to the right credit teams, structure the deal to improve approval outcomes, and negotiate terms that a direct bank approach may not achieve.
Our directors each bring over 15–20 years of senior banking experience, including commercial credit, portfolio management, and complex deal structuring at some of Australia’s largest financial institutions.
Who We Work With
We support founder-led businesses, business owners, commercial property investors, property developers, self-employed professionals, and SMEs across Sydney and nationally. Whether you’re borrowing $500,000 or $50 million, we bring the same rigour and commitment to every client engagement. Many of our clients come to us with facilities in the $10–20 million range involving structures that standard broking channels struggle to place.
Get Started
Speak with one of our commercial lending specialists today. We’ll review your situation, entity structure and funding objectives, identify the most appropriate lenders, and walk you through your options — at no cost to you.
Understanding Commercial loans
A starting point built from the questions business owners ask us most.
What's the difference between a commercial loan and a home loan?
Commercial loans are typically used to purchase, refinance or develop business or investment property, or to fund a business itself. We assess these differently to home loans — often weighing the strength of the business, the property’s income potential, and your overall financial position, rather than just personal income.
Do commercial loans have higher interest rates than home loans?
Generally yes, commercial lending carries higher rates than residential lending, reflecting the higher risk and complexity involved. However, the actual rate depends heavily on the deal’s structure, security, and which lender is the right fit — which is exactly where we focus our effort to improve your outcome.
Can I get a commercial loan through a trust or company structure?
Yes — in fact, we regularly arrange commercial loans through trusts, companies and multi-entity structures. Lender policy on structured entities varies considerably, so we make sure your loan is arranged with a lender who understands and is comfortable with your specific structure.
Can you help if my business has irregular or seasonal income?
Yes — this is common in many industries and we work with lenders who understand cash flow that isn’t a flat monthly figure. We’ll help present your financials in a way that reflects the real strength of your business, not just a single averaged number.
Can forecast income be used to support a commercial loan application?
In some cases, yes — particularly for newer businesses, expansion projects, or scenarios where recent trading doesn’t yet reflect the business’s true position. Lenders will generally want forecasts backed by reasonable assumptions, supporting evidence, and often a track record from the directors, rather than projections alone. We’ll help you present a forecast-based case in a way credit teams can actually assess and trust.
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The team went above and beyond to secure our finance. Their knowledge of the market and attention to detail made the entire process seamless. Whether you are investing or refinancing, I couldn’t recommend them enough for their transparency and results.
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