Commercial Finance
Great Southern Loan recognises that businesses have special financial needs.Our commercial finance options are designed to help you 
and your business grow.
These loans can also be applied to:
- Property renovation, for tenancy or upgrading to improve retail attractiveness.
- Temporary finance
- Debt consolidation
- Property development
- Purchase of a business
- Purchase of a commercial building
- Acquisition of business plant and equipment including motor vehicles
These loans are available for terms up to 20 years and can be repayable on a principal and interest basis or interest only to suit your requirements. You have the ability to borrow up to 70% of the commercial property valuation and up to 80% of residential property valuations, which will be used for commercial/business purposes. The interest rate can be fixed or variable and it is your choice initially as to what you choose.
We can also provide finance for the business plant and equipment using a range of financing products such as:
- Equipment finance
- Commercial hire purchase
- Finance Lease
- Operating Lease
- Rental
Choosing the above finance options will allow the equity, in your commercial property, to finance business expansion, development and acquisitions. The financing term for the products offered is usually 5 years however we can also match the financing to the effective life of the asset. In addition, there may be tax advantages associated with these finance options, however consult your accountant to confirm if you may receive these tax advantages.
Commercial finance is arranged by our specialist in the field, Simon Levingston. Simon boasts many years of experience in the finance industry and brings his knowledge, expertise and past successes with him.
To enquire about Great Southern Loan’s commercial finance, Please contact our expert commercial lending advisors at enquiries@greatsouthernloan.com
All terms and conditions indicated by Great Southern Loan Pty Ltd are subject to change. Actual terms and conditions of all loans will be set out in the loan contracts.