Tenant Business Loan

Tenant Business Loans

Tenant business loans are just the same as any other business loan. When you apply for a business loan you will often have to declare your housing status and so if you are a tenant this will be included in your application. Tenants can be self employed, employed or unemployed. This page intends to help tenants who run their own businesses, self employed or as and employee.

There are many reasons why business people apply for commercial loans: to raise working capital to help cash flow to pay for expenses whilst you are waiting to receive income from clients; To apply for refinance to consolidate existing debts. To agree business mortgages for UK businesses wanting to purchase commercial property such as garages and warehouses or for semi-commercial property such as flats above shops, pubs...

We can introduce tenants to a company who specialises in loans for business. UK loan for business agreements can be made if you have been self employed for just a few months or if you have no accounts. Some lenders will allow you to self certify your income. Self certification is when you write a letter to declare your current income. This self certification letter is between you and the lender and the income you declare is taken at face value.

UK self employed with CCJs and arrears or any other type of adverse credit history may not prevent a tenant from obtaining a loan for business. We specialise in helping people with adverse credit (including ccjs, defaults and arrears) obtain credit and we can introduce self employed business men and women to business loans companies who specialise in helping businesses with poor credit.