First mortgage
Best when the property is owned outright or you're refinancing the existing loan. Usually the sharpest pricing and the longest terms.
Put property behind your business loan and you open up bigger amounts, sharper pricing and the fastest settlement times in business lending.
When a lender can see real property standing behind a loan, most of the hard questions get easier. They don't need two years of perfect financials or a spotless credit file to feel comfortable, because the security does a lot of the talking. That is why secured lending is often the quickest way to raise a serious sum when time is short.
At Loanster we look at secured business loans from $20,000 to $5,000,000, backed by a first mortgage, second mortgage or caveat over residential or commercial property. The property doesn't have to be your business premises. Plenty of owners use the family home, an investment unit or a block of land to fund the business.
Our campaign line is "Apply today… cashed up tomorrow!" and secured lending is where that promise is most realistic. Smaller property-backed amounts can be possible the same day, and much larger amounts can be possible within 24 to 48 hours when the paperwork is ready and the property checks out.

The right structure depends on what's already on the title and how quickly you need the money.
Best when the property is owned outright or you're refinancing the existing loan. Usually the sharpest pricing and the longest terms.
Leaves your current home loan in place and sits behind it. Handy when you don't want to break a good first-mortgage deal.
A fast, short-term option registered on the title. Often the quickest to settle, suited to urgent needs with a clear plan to repay.
The amount comes down to the value of the property, how much is already owed on it and the plan for repaying the loan. Lenders work out the available equity, then decide how much of it they are comfortable lending against. Commercial and specialised properties are usually treated a little more conservatively than a standard house.
Your trading figures still matter, but they carry less weight than they would on an unsecured business loan. That's good news for businesses that are growing fast, recovering from a bad year or simply haven't done their tax returns yet. If you want a rough idea first, our guide on how much your business can borrow walks through the numbers.
Speed depends on three things: how clean the title is, how quickly the paperwork comes back signed, and whether the lender needs anything unusual. For straightforward deals, $20k to $250k can be possible the same day, and up to $5m can be possible within 24 to 48 hours.
The biggest delays we see are missing rates notices, a slow response from an existing lender and borrowers who aren't available to sign. Have your documents ready and keep your phone on, and being cashed up as soon as tomorrow is a real possibility. Our article on secured vs unsecured and which is faster goes deeper.
Any genuine business purpose. Owners use secured funds to pay a large supplier bill, buy out a partner, clear tax arrears, take on a big contract, buy another business or fill a cash flow hole while waiting on a slow-paying client. The loan must be for business purposes only, not personal spending.
Picture a builder who wins a project that needs a large materials order on day one, with the first progress claim weeks away. A property-backed loan bridges that gap without stretching the overdraft or begging suppliers for extended terms.
Start the 60-second enquiry now. When your documents are ready and the deal is straightforward, being cashed up as soon as tomorrow is possible for eligible applicants.

Often, yes. Because the property carries much of the risk, lenders in this space look at the whole picture rather than rejecting on a credit score. Past defaults, a messy patch with the ATO or a declined bank application don't automatically rule you out. Each situation is assessed case by case.
What lenders want to see is a sensible exit: a property sale, a refinance, an incoming payment or steady trading income. If you're coming off a rough year, our page on bad credit business loans explains how lenders weigh it up.
We never quote advertised rates, because every secured loan is priced on its own facts: the type and location of the property, the loan-to-value ratio, the term, the borrower's story and the lender involved. A low-risk first mortgage on a city home will be priced very differently from a short caveat on a regional block.
The best way to find out what your deal looks like is to tell us about it. There's no credit check when you first enquire, and your details aren't sprayed out to a crowd of lenders.
If the money needs to land this week, start now. The enquiry takes about 60 seconds, and a real person looks at your situation and comes back to you quickly. Please fill it in accurately, including the property address and any existing loan, so we can match you to the right lender first time.
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No. Residential property, including your home or an investment property, can be used as security. Commercial property and vacant land can also be considered.
Sometimes. A family member or business partner can offer their property, but they will usually need to sign as a guarantor and should get independent advice first.
Not necessarily. Lenders look at the property, the purpose and how the loan will be repaid, so a business coming off a loss can still be considered case by case.
Property-secured business loans start at $20,000 and go up to $5,000,000, depending on the equity available and the strength of the repayment plan.
Often, yes. Because the property carries much of the risk, low-doc options are common. You'll still need to explain the purpose and how you'll repay.
Not if you choose a second mortgage or caveat, which sit behind your current loan. If you refinance to a first mortgage, the old loan is paid out at settlement.
A caveat loan is one of the quickest ways to unlock property equity for a business deadline, without refinancing the loan you already have.
Release equity for your business while your existing home loan stays exactly where it is, on the same rate and the same terms.
Same-day business funding is possible in Australia for the right situation. Here's what decides whether your money lands before close of business.
When the bank wants three months and a mountain of paperwork, private lenders look at the security, the purpose and the plan, and can move fast.
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Last reviewed: 24 October 2026
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