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Commercial asset loans

The business, its owners and its guarantors - what a commercial asset deal adds to the form.

The commercial asset form adds the business, its owners and its guarantors to the asset and the loan.

Start one

  1. Go to the Applications tab.

  2. Select New Application.

  3. Choose Commercial asset as the Application Type.

The form opens with the lender panel on the right.

What the form asks for

Work down the form in this order:

  • Asset - the same as a consumer deal. Several assets on one application is common here: add each one, or clone an asset that repeats - see Search for an asset by VIN, rego or BIN

  • Loan details - deposit, trade-in, any payout, term in months, balloon, brokerage and origination fee

  • Business - found by ABN search, which fills in the ABN, ACN, GST registration, time in business, entity type, names and status. You add the annual turnover - see Search ABN and ASIC details

  • Guarantors - the directors, brought in by the ASIC extract, and any beneficial owners the lender wants - see Add guarantors and beneficial owners

  • Other Documents - anything the lender asks for that Financeable doesn't pull in - see Upload supporting documents

Each guarantor needs the same personal details as a consumer applicant - residency, address history, living arrangements, dependants, assets and liabilities.

Checks to run

Run the ASIC extract on the business first - it brings in the directors as guarantors - see Search ABN and ASIC details.

Then get signed privacy consent from the business and each guarantor - see Send privacy consent - before you run:

Before you submit

Commercial deals don't use the Customer disclosure document.

Check the lender's required fields before you submit, guarantor by guarantor - see Required fields in an application.

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