What is a Commercial Business Loan?

by: John Mussi

Commercial business loans are different in some important ways than general business loans. Make sure that you understand the differences before seeking out a potential lender.  -Editor

A commercial business loan is designed for a wide range of small, medium and startup business needs including the purchase, refinance, expansion of a business, development loans or any type of commercial investment.

Finance is the lifeblood of a business. Without it you cannot grow.

Commercial business loans are generally available from £50,000 to £50,000,000 at highly competitive interest rates from leading commercial loan lenders.

A commercial business loan can be secured by all types of UK business property, commercial and residential properties.

Commercial Business Loans can offer up to 79% LTV (Loan to Valuation) with variable rates, depending on status and length of term.

Commercial business loans are normally offered on Freehold and long Leasehold properties with Bricks and Mortar valuations required. Legal and valuation fees are payable by the client.

Commercial business loans are available for Self-Declaration with CCJ's & Mortgage Arrears.

Commercial Business Loans cover most types of UK property, including:

Development property, new & redevelopment

Country properties

Retail / offices / factories / warehouses

Investment & owner occupied

Leisure buildings (Hotels / Pubs)

Professional practice premises

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