Disputes With Your Chattel Mortgage Lender: What to Do
Chattel mortgage dispute? How to complain to your lender, fix a wrong payout or a stale PPSR registration, and when AFCA can hear your complaint.
Chattel Mortgage When You Are Not Registered for GST
Not registered for GST? You can still get a chattel mortgage. How lenders assess you, what the GST does to your cost, and when to register first.
Chattel Mortgage Repayment Options: Frequency to Lump Sums
Weekly or monthly, advance or arrears, deferred starts, holidays, seasonal and extra repayments: what each chattel mortgage option does to interest.
What Happens to a Chattel Mortgage When the Owner Dies
When a business owner dies or cannot work, the chattel mortgage keeps running. Who owes it, what happens to repayments and the asset, and the options.
Buying a Vehicle Interstate With a Chattel Mortgage
Buying a vehicle, truck or machine interstate on a chattel mortgage? The settlement order, the checks before a deposit, and how the lender pays the seller.
Case Study: Equipment Line for Homebody Union's First Cafe in Fitzroy
Case study: Homebody Union, the 2022 World Barista Champion's first cafe in Fitzroy, financed fitout and equipment with an equipment line before opening.
Buying Commercial Property With Business Partners: Loans and Exits
Buying commercial property with business partners? How lenders assess co-owners, joint and several liability, which structure fits and how exits work.
Car Park Finance: Buying a Car Space or a Whole Car Park
Can you get a loan for a car space? Why most lenders refuse one on its own, three ways buyers fund it anyway, and how a whole car park is financed.
Buying Commercial Property in a Unit Trust: How Lenders See It
How lenders assess a unit trust buying commercial property: who signs, which unitholders guarantee, unit transfers, exits and landholder duty.
NABERS Ratings and Commercial Property Loans: What Lenders Check
How a NABERS rating affects a commercial property loan: valuation, green loans, disclosure rules, and whether to upgrade before you refinance.