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Bridging finance is typically required for a shorter period of time compared with a conventional mortgage and can be used for a wide variety of reasons.
Residential bridging loans are short-term, property-secured mortgages that provide fast, flexible funding for time-sensitive or complex transactions, such as buying before selling, fixing a broken chain, purchasing at auction, or funding refurbishment structured around the property value and a clear exit strategy.
Bridging loans are often used to secure a property at auction, buy before selling, fund refurbishment or development projects, or release equity for investment. Lenders focus on the property value, the exit strategy, and the borrower’s financial position rather than standard income multiples. This approach allows clients to access capital efficiently and take advantage of time-sensitive opportunities in the property market.
Bridging finance is more complex than standard mortgages, requiring specialist knowledge to secure the most suitable terms. Private Finance works across the whole market, with access to both high-street bridging lenders and private banks who can accommodate high-value transactions.
We guide clients through the process from initial consultation to completion, structuring applications around property value, equity, and exit strategy. By presenting your case professionally, we increase the likelihood of approval and optimise borrowing terms.
Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate some aspects of Bridging Loan.
Download our free Bridging Loan Guide for a simple, step-by-step plan to secure the right bridging finance.
Whatever your situation, our premier mortgage team can advise on suitable solutions. We specialise in complex and bespoke mortgage solutions to help you find competitive terms.
Absolutely. Bridging finance can fund refurbishment, conversion, or other development projects, with flexible repayment options tailored to the expected timeline and exit strategy.
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