Business loan purpose

Working capital finance

Support day-to-day operations, project mobilisation or a temporary cash-flow gap.

Prepare

The purpose

Explain what the funds will pay for, the commercial outcome expected and the date the money is required.

Support

The property

Outline the address, ownership, estimated value and current mortgage balances for the proposed New Zealand security.

Plan

The exit

Describe how the facility will be repaid or refinanced, including a realistic contingency if timing changes.

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Decision test

Does the finance improve the underlying position?

Business finance should do more than move a problem to a later date. Compare the expected commercial benefit with the total facility cost and the consequences if the plan takes longer than expected.

Consider available bank, asset-finance, trade-credit, equity and restructuring options where relevant. Obtain independent advice before offering property as security.

Questions

Before you make contact.

Is this a business-purpose facility?

Yes. HomeSec finance is for genuine business or commercial purposes. Personal or consumer borrowing is outside the intended scope.

What security may be considered?

Suitable New Zealand real estate may be considered, subject to ownership, value, existing lending, legal position and the wider scenario.

What amount may be available?

The published New Zealand range is $20,000–$1,000,000. Availability depends on assessment and approval.

Next step

Discuss working capital finance.

A short scenario conversation can help establish whether property-secured business finance may fit.

Don’t miss out on $20,000–$1,000,000 in funding.

Business funds can be available in as little as 24 hours — with no payments for up to 6 months.

First and second mortgages. No valuations or cashflow records needed. Subject to assessment and approval.

See if you qualify