This article explores your legal rights and obligations concerning director loans so your business can avoid a director loan dispute. I have some questions on how a Director's loan work in a BTL LTD Company, hoping someone experienced here can help answer.A director's loan is a loan taken out of the company that is not used to replace a salary, dividends, expense reimbursement, or to repay an existing loan. Directors Loan Account (DLA) is an account on the company financial records that reports all transactions between the director and the company. Investing money in the form of shares rather than loaning money to the company means that if the company folds you will have a tax advantage. You will still pay corporation tax on the profit as normal. You can start withdrawing the directors loan as long as the company has enough cash to pay you. You must keep a record of any money you borrow from or pay into the company - this record is usually known as a 'director's loan account'. Your Property When you buy or refinance a home, the property is used as collateral for the loan.