What A Commercial Mortgage Is
Longer-term property finance, structured around income, leverage and purpose.
A commercial mortgage is typically used to purchase or refinance commercial property, or to release equity from an existing asset, where the borrowing can be supported by the property itself and the wider strength of the case.
Depending on the transaction, facilities can often be structured over longer terms than short-term finance, with repayment profiles aligned to investment or owner-occupier needs.
Typical Parameters
Property Types Commonly Considered
Commercial mortgages can apply across a wide range of asset types.
What Lenders Will Assess
Asset quality, income and structure all matter.
Our Role
A more considered route into the commercial mortgage market.
The Aftersales Network Limited is a credit broker and not a lender. We assess the transaction, the property, the leverage and the likely lender appetite, then position the enquiry appropriately with lenders and specialist funders where suitable.
That means more than simply sourcing a rate. It means presenting the case in a way that improves the quality of the lender response from the outset.
Related Property Routes
Explore the right route for the transaction.
Next Step
Start a considered property finance conversation.
If you are exploring a property acquisition, refinance or equity release and want to understand the most suitable commercial mortgage route, contact us for a confidential discussion.
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