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  • Profile photo of PosEnterprisesPosEnterprises
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    Can someone advise if someone can borrow a small amount say $25k from bank with Lo or No doc for business expenses.

    Would the banks allow it?

    Thanks

    Profile photo of Tysonboss1Tysonboss1
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    Yes, you can either do it as a personal loan ( high Interest ), or if you have property or shares you can lend against these assets.

    Most banks will feel comfortable lending up to $50,000 to a business without security,

    Profile photo of gibbo1gibbo1
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    For a personal loan the banks will want to see some proof of income.  If you have a property to use as security then the lo doc or no doc options are possible.  You will pay higher interest and need a lower LVR

    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    Most banks would no lend on a low doc basis – none on a no doc. There may be a few fringe lenders out there who offer Low Doc personal loans – but expect rates high – maybe around 26%. A cheaper option may be a credit card – many banks treat these as low docs – some don't even require proof of income.

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    Profile photo of Scott No MatesScott No Mates
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    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    SNM – Same again would need to be secured on lodoc basis.

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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