Past Projects

A small selection of loans we have sucessfully placed recently:


Refinancing high-cost business debt with recent financial losses.

The challenge:
An established family-owned business needed to urgently refinance multiple high-cost lending facilities that had been taken on during a difficult trading period which included personal family crises. Security was an owner-occupied residential property held in trust.

Complexities navigated:

  • Recent significant losses despite a long track record of profitability

  • Business recovery was in progress but not yet reflected in financials.

How it was structured
A short-term, interest-only facility was structured consolidating multiple facilities into a single, lower-cost loan. The structure provided immediate cashflow relief while allowing time for the business’s recovery to be demonstrated. The client has the option to exit to a main bank, or stay on a longer term P and I facility with the non bank lender.


Commercial refinance following business disruption and structural constraints

The challenge
A long-established organisation needed to refinance existing debt and raise working capital after a prolonged closure caused by external events.

Complex factors navigated

  • No personal guarantees available due to entity structure

  • Business interruption history impacting financials

  • Unit-title commercial property with a narrower buyer pool

  • Need to fund legacy liabilities before recovery could begin

How it was structured
A first-mortgage, interest-only facility provided breathing room to stabilise operations, with a medium-term plan to refinance once trading performance was re-established.


Farm acquisition involving multiple entities, leasehold land, and a non-standard exit

The challenge
A farm purchase needed to settle quickly after a change in ownership structure, involving multiple entities, leasehold land, and supporting security outside the core asset.

Complex factors navigated

  • Change in borrowing structure late in the transaction - the main bank withdrew their offer, which is where I came in to quickly find an alternative lender to allow the farm purchase to settle.

  • Mixed freehold and leasehold land

  • Cross-collateralised security including a near-completed residential build

  • Exit reliant on sale of a separate high-value asset

How it was structured
A short-term facility allowed the acquisition to proceed, with a clear and time-bound exit via sale and refinance once the residential asset was completed and sold.


Short-term refinance across multiple properties under time pressure

The challenge
A borrower needed an urgent short-term refinance for a development, while multiple properties were mid-transition — including newly issued titles, properties on the market that hadn’t sold, and overlapping exit strategies dependent on each other.

Complex factors navigated

  • Titles issued shortly before settlement, materially changing values

  • Reliance on multiple asset sales to form the exit

  • Capitalised interest required to relieve short-term cashflow pressure

  • Tight LVR constraints while values were still in flux

How it was structured
A short-term, capitalised facility was put in place to bridge the gap, allowing time for asset sales and a subsequent refinance to longer-term funding once conditions were met.

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