Fund FY27 From the Factory Equity You Already Hold
Release the factory equity you already hold, deploy it, then borrow only for what is left. A manufacturer's FY27 order for equity, plant and bridges.
Buying a Home on One Doc While the Factory Carries a Second Mortgage
How a commercial second mortgage on the factory reads on a personal One Doc home loan, and how to keep two facilities cleanly apart so the purchase works.
Fixed, Variable or Balloon: Structuring an FY27 Chattel Mortgage
How to structure an FY27 chattel mortgage: fixed versus variable, how a balloon works, and shaping repayments around the Payday Super cashflow step.
Plan the Exit Before You Draw Private Funding for Plant
How manufacturers plan the exit before drawing private funding for plant, so a short-term facility takes out cleanly into asset finance or a bank loan.
How Much Equity Can a Manufacturer Release Behind the Bank?
How much equity a manufacturer can release behind the bank with a second mortgage, mapped by equity tier, and how first mortgagee consent fits in.
The Cafe Owner's FY27 Finance Plan, Stage by Stage
A staged FY27 finance plan for a cafe: working capital first, then equipment by chattel mortgage, then the premises decision, mapped stage by stage.
Your Cafe Reinvested All Year: Reading It on a One Doc Home Loan
How an alt-doc lender reads a cafe's heavy FY27 reinvestment year on a One Doc home loan, and how depreciation add-backs restore serviceable income.
Buying Cafe Premises in FY27: What You Can Fund at Each Tier
Buying cafe premises in FY27? See what commercial property finance you can access at each equity tier, and how lenders read it. General info only.
Financing Cafe Equipment in FY27: The Chattel and Write-Off Split
Financing cafe equipment in FY27: how a chattel mortgage works, and which cafe buys the instant asset write-off covers versus the depreciation pool.
Payday Super and the July Wage Rise: A Cafe's FY27 Cashflow
Payday Super, the 1 July award wage rise and the winter trough all hit a cafe's FY27 cashflow at once. How to size a working capital buffer for the year.