Funding a freehold holiday park across buy, hold and expand: the going-concern valuation, the freehold leg, staged development and the capital stack.

After you buy a holiday park, a one doc home loan reads your file on business cash flow, not last year's tax return. How to time it after settlement.

Adding cabins, powered sites or amenities to a holiday park you own is staged development finance, funded against the finished value, no presales needed.

How a commercial property loan reads the land under a holiday park: the going-concern valuation, freehold security and the LVR a lender will advance.

What a lender actually advances on a large freehold holiday park: the going concern valuation, the deposit, how it gears and what bridges the gap.

How the 2026-27 Budget changes builder finance, mapped to where you are in the build, from equipment and caveat cashflow to development and bridging.

How a one doc home loan reads a builder's earning capacity after a write-off year, from an accountant's letter and BAS, not two years of tax returns.

How builders bridge the gap between build stages or a settlement, with short-term funding repaid on the next drawdown, sale or refinance.

How open banking changes the way self-employed builders compare a non-bank commercial property loan, assessed on the deal not the tax return.

From 1 July 2026, super moves with the pay run. How builders use a planned caveat bridge to cover the wage and super run when a client pays late.