How lenders treat a dental surgery purchase or refinance: deposits, the fitout, chairs and plant still under finance, ownership structure and timing.

Which doctors, dentists and vets get special car loan terms, what lenders ask for, and what knocks a self-employed professional back a tier.

Who caveat lenders are in Australia, how private funders and non-bank specialists differ, how to check one before you sign, and why some pull out late.

How long short term caveat loans run, minimum interest, early payout, and what happens at the end date: extensions, default interest and your options.

Which Melbourne and regional Victorian properties qualify as caveat loan security, and how valuation, land tax and title checks shape the answer.

Can you refinance with a caveat on title? How a new lender reads the caveat, how it is withdrawn when the refinance settles, and which order works.

Most of a caveat loan can run online: enquiry, documents, e-signing and ID checks. Here is what still needs a person, and what slows an online deal.

A medical centre lease nearing expiry changes how lenders read the building. Compare refinance, a tenanted sale and a sale and leaseback before it ends.

Is GST payable on medical rooms? When a going concern sale is GST-free, why vacant rooms usually attract GST, and how stamp duty and land tax follow.

Buying your practice premises: the order from contract to first patient, how the fitout is funded, when works can start and what to do with the old lease.