Commercial Property Loans

We provide credit assistance and support with commercial property lending, helping clients explore loan options aligned with their business or property objectives, subject to individual circumstances and lender criteria.

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Commercial Property Lending Support

We have assisted many clients in securing factory or office premises for their business operations.

 

Commercial loans are available for retail, office and industrial properties, for both investment and business use. Development finance may also be available for retail and industrial projects, subject to lender criteria.

Let K Partners guide as you take the exciting step of becoming a first-time homebuyer

Specialised service

Asset to larger property developments

At K Partners we have access to multiple commercial lenders who can facilitate anything from asset finance to larger property developments.

Contact us today to understand your options. 

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Let K Partners guide as you take the exciting step of becoming a first-time homebuyer

1. Common mistakes to avoid

− Disregarding professional advice;
− Ignoring credit history;
− Overextending your budget;
− Bidding at auction without getting pre-approved;
− Opening new credit cards, obtaining new loans without consulting with Financial Advisor/Mortgage Broker in the middle of a mortgage application;
− Changes of circumstances (i.e. changing jobs, moving assets from one bank account to another…) − Running a credit check yourself;
− Declaring inaccurate monthly expenses;
− Etc…

2. Are there any fees to pay to request a pre-approval OR extend a pre-approval?

No, there is no fees applicable for pre-approval. You can refresh a pre-approval every 90 days until you successfully purchase.

3. Are there any fees payable to the Broker during the home loan process?

No, there is no Broker fees throughout the home loan process charged to the borrowers.

4. How do I set up my repayment frequency?

You can request this prior to Formal Approval on your finance application, the finance administrator can help you set this up while applying for your home loan.

Otherwise, you can directly contact the bank post settlement and request to have it set up to your preference.

5. What is LVR?

LVR stands for loan to value ratio, which is the size of the home loan relative to the value of the property, expressed as a percentage. For example, if your home is worth $500,000 and the loan amount is $400,000, the loan’s LVR would be 80%.