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At Kesh Finance Solutions, we make commercial property loans acroos NSW simple, competitive, and tailored to your goals. Whether you’re purchasing premises for your business, expanding your investment portfolio, or refinancing an existing property, our specialists structure finance that works for you—today and long term.
We work closely with your accountant, financial planner, and solicitor to align lending structure, tax outcomes, and risk management, so you can purchase with confidence and keep cash flow strong within the NSW property market.
A commercial property loan is a business-purpose mortgage used to purchase or refinance income-producing real estate such as offices, warehouses, retail shops, and medical suites. Compared to residential lending, commercial loans in NSW are assessed differently (tenant quality, lease terms, location, industry risk, DSCR) and typically require larger deposits—because lenders treat them as higher-risk, higher-yield assets.
Investing in commercial property in NSW offers strategic advantages that can strengthen your business operations and long-term wealth.
Longer leases (often 3–10+ years) can deliver stable rental income.
Commercial assets can offer stronger net returns than residential property.
Many leases pass on rates, insurance, and maintenance.
Own the premises your business operates from or build long-term wealth as a landlord.
Note: All commercial property investments and loans are subject to lender approval, eligibility criteria, and must be used for genuine business purposes.
You can use a commercial property loan in NSW to purchase:
Note: Loan sizes & terms vary by lender and scenario. For example, some lenders advertise commercial loan bands from $500,000 to $5,000,000, with fixed terms of 1–5 years and options for interest-only periods (investment purposes) before reverting to variable
Commercial property loans in NSW are suitable for:
From strategy and structure to valuation, approval, and settlement, we coordinate your professional team and keep the process moving smoothly acroos NSW.
Full-doc, low-doc, and lease-doc options (where rental income from a strong lease can support the debt) are considered case-by-case to suit your goals and timeline.
We understand how lenders assess tenants, leases, LVRs, DSCR and location risk—and we negotiate accordingly to secure sharp outcomes for NSW investors and business owners.
Access to major banks and specialist lenders for competitive pricing, flexible terms, and faster decisions.
We help choose the right entity and loan type (owner-occupied vs investment, P&I vs interest-only) and plan for cash-flow resilience.
We compare majors and specialists, including fixed and variable options, interest-only periods, and fee structures aligned to your investment or business plan.
We coordinate valuations and review lease quality, terms, incentives, and outgoings to support the case.
We package financials, lease docs, and supporting information to the lender’s criteria—reducing back-and-forth and get faster approvals.
Many lenders look for 20–40% deposits (i.e., 60–80% LVR), with higher deposits for specialised assets or weaker leases. Exact requirements vary by lender, asset and borrower profile.
Common LVRs sit around 60–70%, though some scenarios may reach 75–80% when risk is lower (prime assets, strong covenants). Availability depends on the lender and deal specifics.
Commercial loans frequently offer fixed terms 1–5 years (with re-price/review thereafter), P&I or interest-only (often for investments), then revert to a variable rate.
A lease-doc loan primarily uses the property’s net rental income and lease to assess servicing, reducing the need for full business financials where the lease is strong and long.
Lenders weigh tenant quality, lease term, vacancy risk, location and industry outlook, so pricing and LVRs differ from home loans. Risk is generally assessed as higher than residential.
Yes—SMSFs can purchase commercial real estate via limited-recourse arrangements, with specific compliance and contribution rules. We work with your advisers to ensure alignment. (Separate SMSF rules apply.)
Only if zoning/permits allow (e.g., approved mixed-use). Always check local planning rules before proceeding.
Certain specialist lenders may offer higher LVRs to selected low-risk professions (e.g., medical), subject to strict criteria and product limits.
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