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Yesterday 10:44 am  #1


Accidental Landlord Dilemma

I’m looking into commercial property loans through Write Finance, but I’m an entrepreneur—my income looks like a mountain range on a graph. Do these brokers actually have 'niche' lenders who won't laugh me out of the office for not having a standard 9-to-5 salary? I want to buy the building my business is in, but I don't want to sign away my soul to a bank that doesn't get how small businesses work. Any advice?

 

Yesterday 11:09 am  #2


Re: Accidental Landlord Dilemma

That’s exactly where a good broker adds value. A commercial property mortgage broker like Write Finance is used to dealing with entrepreneurs whose income isn’t a neat payslip. They typically work with niche and non-bank lenders who understand fluctuating cash flow, retained earnings, and business financials rather than just PAYG income. Instead of judging you on a “9-to-5” model, they structure the deal around business performance, lease strength, and long-term viability. The key advice: have clean financials and a clear story—brokers translate that into lender language so you’re taken seriously.

 

Today 2:34 am  #3


Re: Accidental Landlord Dilemma

Exactly—this is where brokers shine. Commercial specialists like Write Finance understand business income, non-bank lenders, and deal structuring, translating your financial story so lenders assess real performance, not payslips.

 

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