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Commercial Loans Glen Waverley
For business and commercial loans to raise funds, start a business, or fund growth for your business, you should search for the best loan package available to suit your investment strategy.
The Commercial Loan, Glen Waverley team, is an experienced professional who can assist clients with obtaining commercial and business loans. We provide many short-term and long-term loan funding options, enabling you to make informed decisions. In addition, our network of lenders, resources, and expertise allows us to confidently provide a tailored strategy for your goals.
A commercial loan may be for a variety of reasons, such as (but not limited to):
- Purchasing a franchise
- Acquisitions of businesses/companies
- The addition of long-term assets and inventory.
- Commercial real estate
- Property development, and
- Upscaling infrastructure
Due to the variety of commercial loans available, it is essential to understand how such a loan could benefit your strategy and differentiate between products such as regular home loans.
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Type of Commercial Loans
Term loan
A commercial loan is a form of financing that you can utilise to buy or establish a business or aid in its expansion. This type of loan typically has a fixed period and amortises over several years. It often has a variable or fixed interest, which can be tailor-made to the borrower's needs. It suits expansions, capital purchases, property development, and similar operations.
Commercial bill
A commercial bill may be a good option for those seeking flexible financial services with interest rates that reflect the market. This lending facility is suitable for short-term and long-term needs, such as managing cash flow through the payment of funds only upon maturity of the bill, as well as protecting changes in the interest rate and flexibility. It is an agreement between a borrower and a lender to pay back a certain amount of money on a specified date.
Overdraft
You can use a commercial overdraft to manage cash flows. It typically involves a set credit limit with no need for regular payments as long as the funding does not exceed the facility limit. Depending on the financing terms, a mortgage or other securities may be required to secure the overdraft.
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