Commercial property finance

We simplify the process and help you find the right loan structure for your investment or business premises. Whether you’re a property investor, a business owner purchasing your workspace, or an SMSF trustee, we guide you every step of the way.
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Access to 60+ lenders

We'll compare a wide range of commercial property loan options for you at zero-cost to find a competitive deal.
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Tailored loan structures

We match finance terms to your investment goals, cash flow, and property strategy.
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Support from start to settlement

We guide you through approval, valuation, and settlement with clear communication.
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Future-focused advice

We help you structure your loan to support long-term portfolio growth.

Buying Commercial Property as an Investor

Investing in commercial property can deliver strong rental yields, long-term capital growth, and diversification for your portfolio, but the right finance structure is essential for maximising returns.

Commercial property investment finance works differently from standard residential loans. Lenders assess factors like lease terms, tenant quality, property type, and location, and they may require a larger deposit (often 20–30%). Interest rates, loan terms, and repayment structures can also vary depending on your strategy.

You can also purchase commercial property through a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF). This strategy can offer tax advantages and help grow your super balance over the long term, but it comes with strict rules and lending criteria. We can guide you through the SMSF lending process.

No matter where you are up to in your commercial property search, you can talk to us. We compare options from 60+ lenders, looking at rates, flexibility, and features that suit your investment goals. Whether you’re purchasing an office space, retail shop, industrial property, or mixed-use site, we’ll guide you from pre-approval to settlement and beyond.

Financing Your Business Premises

Owning your business premises gives you control, security, and potential capital gains. Loans for owner‑occupied property are designed to be repaid using your business cash flow while the property becomes a long-term asset for the business or fund. As you build equity, you can unlock funds for future business needs or expansion.

We assess your business structure, earnings, and location to find flexible commercial lending options. Some lenders may provide higher LVRs or longer terms, depending on the property type and industry.

What We Look for in Commercial Property Loans

When helping you secure financing for commercial property, we review key factors including:

  • Loan‑to‑Value Ratios (typically 65‑75% for commercial property, sometimes higher for owner‑occupied)

  • Debt service coverage, often requiring EBITDA to exceed interest costs by a set multiple

  • Loan types such as fixed, variable, or split interest rates; interest‑only periods; balloon repayment options

  • Structure options including first mortgage, mezzanine or secondary financing

  • Upfront costs like application fees and valuation reports

  • Features such as offset accounts or extra repayment options where available

With this knowledge, we find the right lender and structure to match your goals and financial circumstances.

Got questions about buying commercial property?

Finding the right funding can be complex, especially with so many loan types and lender requirements. Below, we’ve answered common questions about commercial property and investment finance so you can understand your options, prepare your application, and secure the funding your business or SMSF needs.

Commercial property investment finance can be used for retail spaces, offices, warehouses, industrial sites, and other income-generating properties.

Most lenders require 20–30% for commercial property loans, though it can vary based on the property type and your financial position.

For commercial property lenders review your financial history, property value, lease terms, and tenant reliability before approving commercial property investment finance.

Yes, equity from your home or other properties can often be used as security to reduce the deposit required for a commercial property investment.

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Why use a mortgage broker for commercial property finance?

Our commercial finance team has access to over 60 lenders and specialises in sourcing tailored commercial property loans. We understand the differences between owner‑occupied, SMSF-based, and investor loans, and work with your advisors to structure a solution that is compliant and tax-effective.

What we offer:

  • A tailored loan strategy to match your business or SMSF structure

  • Competitive rates and flexible terms across a variety of lenders

  • Expert assistance with compliance, lender requirements and submission

  • End-to-end support from application to settlement

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