Factory Finance by What You Make: CNC, Food, Metal Fabrication
Factory finance changes with what you make. How CNC, food production and metal fabrication each get a different lender read on equipment and premises.
Co-Signing a One Doc Home Loan: What Your Partner Should Know
What your partner should know before co-signing a One Doc home loan: co-borrower vs guarantor, plus household serviceability and joint liability.
Private Lending to Hit a Factory Purchase Settlement Deadline
How private lending settles a factory purchase when the commercial loan will not land in time, how it sits behind that loan, and how the exit works.
Broker or Direct for a High-Ticket Machinery Chattel Mortgage?
Broker panel or direct to one lender for a high-ticket machinery chattel mortgage? How each path changes a manufacturer's plant and equipment finance file.
Factory Premises Finance: Green Flags and Red Flags for Manufacturers
What lenders check before approving a commercial property loan for a factory, plus the green flags that speed approval and the red flags that stall it.
When Your Construction Facility Expires and Units Have Not Sold
What to do when a construction facility expires and units have not sold, plus residual stock loan options for completed, unsold development stock.
One Doc Home Loan for Builders: Lodge Before or After EOFY?
Should a self-employed builder get a One Doc home loan before or after lodging the EOFY tax return? How lodge timing changes the income a lender reads.
Caveat Loan to Cover an EOFY Tax Bill on Unsold Development Stock
How a caveat loan can cover an EOFY ATO tax bill on completed, unsold development stock: settlement speed, consent and DPN timing for developers.
How Lenders Test Income on a Developer's Commercial Property Loan
How lenders test income on a commercial property loan for completed, unsold development stock, including the lease doc assessment and interest coverage.
Construction Finance From 1 July 2026: What Changes for Builders
What changes for construction finance from 1 July 2026, from the instant asset write-off to new-build negative gearing, and how builders can get ready.