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Business loan for commercial property

Clifton private finance

We specialise in sourcing property business loans 

As a specialist property finance broker, we provide high quality business loan solutions for our clients.
  • Market leading rates
  • Up to 80% Loan To Value (100% with additional security)
  • Loans from £50,000 to £25 Million
  • Same day agreement in principle
  • We can accept applications from individuals, limited companies, SPV and offshore structures
  • Finance for residential and commercial property including retail outlets, restaurants, cafes, guest houses and B&Bs, offices, warehouses, industrial units, factories, HMOs, nursing and care homes, investment properties, development land and buy-to-let property (portfolios and limited companies welcome)
We pride ourselves on providing excellent service responsive to your needs.
Call us on 0203 880 8890 to discuss your requirements.
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Business Loans Service

Why Choose Us?

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Next Steps

As a specialist property finance broker, Clifton Private Finance can provide a clear picture of the business finance options available to you. We will assess your specific set of circumstances and arrange a finance solution tailored to your needs.

Purchasing a property for commercial purposes such as a shop, pub or office space can be a vital step towards starting a new business or growing your current one. It is rarely the case that a business will have enough surplus capital to purchase a commercial property outright. The majority of businesses will use a business loan to either fund part or all of the transaction.

Traditional Lenders

Securing a business loan for a commercial property from a traditional lender may be difficult, as they often require a lot of documentation relating to the business. This is because the majority of high street lenders require an in-depth review of the business before providing any sort of loan.  This may involve inspecting the business’ financial incomings and outgoings over the last few years, along with any business owned property.

Furthermore, securing additional finance from a traditional lender can be a long, arduous process. Some traditional lenders’ applications can take anywhere from several weeks to months to process. These delays can cause an inconvenience and potentially result in losing out on an attractive opportunity.

Private Lenders

If you need a business loan to purchase a commercial property but you do not have the time or the documentation required to satisfy the traditional lenders’ criteria, you may want to approach a private lender.

Typically, private lenders’ application process is much more straightforward because they do not necessarily need a lot of documentation in relation to your business. In addition, private lenders’ applications usually take less time to process than traditional lenders’ applications.

It should be noted that private lenders’ business loans are not available on the high street and it is advisable to contact a professional broker to assist with your business loan needs.

If you need a business loan call us on 0203 880 8890 or complete our contact form above.
 
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