Commercial Loans
Commercial Loans
A commercial mortgage is a loan from a bank, building society or other specialist funding institute that is arranged for the purpose of purchasing or refinancing property that is primarily used for commercial or business use.
Commercial mortgages can be utilised for properties that businesses will trade from or as a way of purchasing an investment, such as a buy-to-let. They can be seen as a complex form of lending; therefore, knowledge of the industry is recommended when arranging a commercial loan
Key Features
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Up to 75% LTV
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Up to 100% with additional security
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Joint venture and equity available
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Terms from 1 to 30 years
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Credit profile – we accept CCJs and Defaults (even in the last 12 months)
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Income types – employed, self-employed, temporary/zero-hour contracts, DWP benefits, pension
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Adverse credit accepted
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Rates from 3.5%
Why use a Commercial Broker
Here at FinanceMe, we have an experienced team of brokers who work with a network of leading commercial mortgage lenders.
We know which lenders are the best fit for your business’ specific requirements and, aside from finding your business a competitive deal, we go the extra mile to ensure all parties involved are fully up-to-date with the progress of the deal.
How are we different
We offer all the usual perks of a commercial mortgage broker and are often able to access better deals than you would be offered if you approached the commercial mortgage lender directly. However, we don’t think this alone is enough.
Complete professionalism – it’s common for businesses to approach commercial mortgage lenders to then be left in the dark, none the wiser about the progress of their mortgage. We work differently. We ensure you are informed of each development as and when it happens, and keep in contact with your IFA, accountant and solicitor to ensure a seamless transaction.
Types of commercial mortgages
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Eligibility and criteria