Commercial Property Finance

The property is already leased. The tenant has been there for years. The selling agent shows you the annual rent and advertised yield. At first glance, the investment looks straightforward. Buy the commercial property. Collect the rent. Use the income to help meet the finance repayments. But a tenanted commercial property isn’t simply a residential

The yard is full. Stock is stacked wherever it will fit. Vehicles are being parked off-site. Employees are working around equipment that really needs more room. Perhaps you’ve leased the neighbouring shed as a temporary solution, but even that isn’t enough anymore. The business has grown. Now you’re looking at buying a larger warehouse, workshop

The landlord calls. They’re thinking about selling the property your business operates from. Before putting it on the market, they ask whether you’d like to buy it. You’ve been there for years. Customers know the location. You’ve fitted out the premises. Moving would be disruptive. And every month, a substantial rent payment leaves the business