Bridging Finance

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Short term funding, or as it is more commonly known, bridging finance, is probably the most under used form of financing. A bridge can provide fast access to funding with the minimum of formalities.

Bridging finance can be used in a number of different circumstances, e.g. refurbishment - buying dilapidated properties and then renovating and selling them in a short space of time. One of the most common usages is when people buy a new property before their present one is sold - "a bridge".

Another great use for bridging finance is for people who purchase property at auction, where funds are required quickly. Bridging is much quicker to arrange than a normal residential mortgage; on average 7-10 working days from first enquiry to completion.

On average a bridge loan will lend between 70-100% of the property value (as opposed to actual purchase price)

With bridging finance, the loan will always be secured against residential or commercial property. A first or second charge will be taken against new or existing property, or a combination of both.

Bridging Finance is not regulated by the Financial Services Authority

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