About Us
Bank timelines can blow up your plans and your cash flow takes the hit. We fund second mortgage business loans in Christchurch for working capital, bridging a refinance, stock buys, payroll, or finishing jobs, and we do it fast.
Our team has strong local deal experience and we look at real trading and property equity, not just a credit score. We plan your exit at the start and we warn against common mistakes like using a short term loan as long term finance, counting on a sale that isn’t signed, or sending partial paperwork, because that can lead to extra costs, default interest, and rushed outcomes you don’t want.
You get prompt answers, often an indicative decision within twenty four working hours once we have complete and correct documents, clear pricing that’s risk based and higher than bank lending, and repayment choices that fit cash flow with early repayment allowed under the contract, and we don’t publish a rate range. The common mistakes are mismatching the loan term to the exit plan, overestimating property value, sending incomplete documents, or offering rural or lifestyle security, and those can lead to delays, added costs, default charges, or a pressured refinance.
Our core service is arranging second mortgage business loans for cash flow gaps, custom-made stock buys, tax arrears, marketing pushes, bridging while a refinance settles, or upgrades that drive revenue. Eligibility rises with loan size from about six months in business for smaller amounts up to about five years for the maximum amount, you need minimum monthly turnover of 20,000 dollars, credit scores are considered but don’t decide a deal on their own, we can set interest only or principal and interest, interest can be capitalised in some cases, and fees such as application and valuation and legal and other costs are set out in your loan agreement.
Talk with our Christchurch team about second mortgage business loans Christchurch and get a clear quote and timeline today. Call or send us your numbers to start, and we’ll tell you exactly what’s workable and what’s not.