Living in A regional or rural area?

Rural Property Loans

Funding for Commercial Farms, Vineyards, Rural lands and More!

Our experienced loan team can guide you through the rural property loans process to find you the best financing option for your rural property purchase — anywhere in the country!

Our Specialists Solve Complex Issues

While buying a home in a developed area is simple, purchasing rural property is much more complex. Australian Lending Centre helps you move through the loan process quickly and efficiently. We have in-house experts who specialise in rural loan products, which means we know what to look for and how much you should be paying on your loan. Whether you’re purchasing a small or large block of acres, our specialists can help make it happen*.

*conditions apply

Rural Property Loans Options

Whether you are purchasing rural property or you need additional funding for development, equipment or working capital, we strive to help you secure the funding you require.

Even if you have bad credit or you’ve been turned down by banks for a rural loan, we can help. For over 20 years we have provided individuals, cooperatives and business owners with the funding they need for their rural property.

Don’t get discouraged by banks! Take advantage and see the difference for yourself. Australian Lending Centre offers competitive interest rates, an experienced team and exceptional customer service.

Has Your bank said "no"?

Rural home loans are designed to help you buy rural properties for personal or business use, be it a dream home in the country or a dairy farm. Applying for a rural home loan or a rural property loan can be hard but it’s not impossible to approve. Though many banks and lenders do not want to take the risk, Australian Lending Centre has always done what the banks don’t do, help those who need a loan for rural property, hobby farm, commercial farm, ranch property, country farm, bare land, vineyards, and more.

Is my farm a Hobby Farm or a Commercial Farm?

There is a difference between the two farms. Hobby farms are primary residential residents that are not used as speculative investment or commercial income. Your hobby farm can be used to raise livestock and grow crops but only as part of a lifestyle for the owner. Your hobby farm has no assets like machinery, livestock, crops, etc.