Commercial loans

Commercial property loans for owners and investors.

Buying, building or refinancing offices, factories, warehouses and specialised property, with bank and private lenders compared.

30+ banks20+ private lendersSince 1985
Teo Torrelli from MKS Lending Group talking with a commercial property client

Commercial loans in short

A commercial property loan funds the purchase, construction or refinance of business or investment property such as offices, factories and warehouses. MKS Lending compares bank and private lenders, matches the income verification to your situation and negotiates terms.

How commercial loans work

Purpose and security drive the deal.

Commercial property loans are used for business or investment purposes. What you plan to do, whether that is buying an established property, building, or refinancing, affects how the lender assesses the loan, because each purpose carries a different risk rating.

The property type matters too. Offices, factories and warehouses are standard commercial securities. Lenders will also fund land subdivisions and more specialised securities, usually with a detailed valuation and risk assessment.

Lenders typically require a mortgage over the property, a general security deed and directors' guarantees.

Typical features

What to expect.

TermUp to 15 years, longer on application, or up to 30 years with residential security
Interest onlyUp to 5 years, longer on application
Line of creditAvailable, usually at a higher rate
Capitalised interestAvailable for development and subdivision finance
Income verificationFull doc, lease doc, low doc or accountant-prepared forecasts

Securities we finance

From warehouses to specialised assets.

Offices and retail

Strata and freehold offices, shopfronts and mixed use.

Industrial

Factories, warehouses and showrooms.

Land and subdivision

Vacant land, englobo sites and subdivisions.

Specialised

Childcare, medical, hospitality and other specialised securities.

MKS Lending Group brokers meeting a client

Business lending, handled by people who speak your language

Our team has arranged business, commercial and development finance since 1985, often working directly with your accountant and solicitor so the loan supports the bigger plan.

Client reviews

What our clients say.

★★★★★
Teo understands finance and made the loan process stress-free.
RayBusiness owner, Kensington VIC
★★★★★
Teo did all the hard work with the bank and we concentrated on our business.
PeterFranchise owner, Doreen VIC

Free loan review

Talk about your commercial loan

Tell us a little about your plans. A broker will call you, usually within one business day, to talk through your options. No cost and no obligation.

  • We listen first

    A short chat about your goals, income and timing.

  • We compare 50+ lenders

    30+ banks and 20+ private lenders, not just one bank's products.

  • You decide

    We explain the options in plain English. There is no pressure to proceed.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

How much deposit do I need for a commercial property?

Commonly 20 to 35% of the purchase price, depending on the property type, lender and your financial position. Additional property security can reduce the cash you need.

What is a lease doc loan?

A lease doc loan is assessed mainly on the rental income from the property's lease, rather than your full business financials. It suits well-leased investment properties.

Can I buy commercial property through my SMSF?

Yes, under a limited recourse borrowing arrangement, subject to superannuation law and lender criteria. See SMSF loans.

Do you work with private lenders for commercial deals?

Yes. When timing, property type or circumstances do not suit a bank, private lenders can be a practical short-term solution with a clear exit strategy.

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