About Us
Cash gets tight and the bank moves slow, which can put payroll, supplier bills, and custom-made deals at risk. We solve this with second mortgage business loans in Wellington that enable short term funding against residential or commercial property equity for working capital, tax catch ups, inventory, or bridging between settlements.
Our team has deep local experience with short term, property secured lending and we keep the process tight from first call to settlement with risk based pricing that’s higher than bank lending but explained in plain words. We look beyond a single credit score, can consider total lending up to about ninety percent loan to value in strong cases, and focus on structures that actually settle on time.
Loans range from 20,000 dollars to 500,000 dollars with the largest amounts linked to longer trading history, and typical terms run 6 to 12 months with options from 3 to 24 months if the deal needs it. Pricing is risk based and higher than bank lending, total lending can reach about 90 percent loan to value ratio in strong cases, repayments can be weekly, fortnightly, or monthly, interest may be interest only or principal and interest with the option to capitalise, early repayment is usually allowed under the contract, and fees are set out in the loan agreement.
We arrange second mortgage business loans for working capital, bridging between a purchase and a sale, clearing arrears or tax pressure, or custom made stock and equipment buys so your plans don’t stall. We accept residential and commercial security only, look for at least six months of trading for smaller loans and up to five years for the largest amounts, expect monthly turnover of about twenty thousand dollars, offer interest-only or principal-and-interest with weekly, fortnightly, or monthly payments, can capitalise interest in some cases, and early repayment is generally allowed under the contract.
Talk with us about second mortgage business loans Wellington today. Call or send your figures for a quick quote and we’ll confirm what you can borrow and the steps to settle.
