A bridging loan is a short-term loan designed to help the borrower to buy property for a short period, for example, before they have arranged a longer term mortgage, or if they intend to sell the property soon afterwards.
Our Bridging Loans Guide looks into how they work and what they can be used for.
What is planning gain finance?
Yet, there’s another opportunity that often flies under the radar: securing planning permission on a prime plot destined for development. This could be in the form of a vacant commercial building, a brownfield site ripe for a makeover, or even an existing residential site brimming with untapped development potential. Here’s where planning gain finance steps …
What is finish and exit development finance?
How much can you borrow? The amount you can initially borrow with development finance depends on several factors including the nature of your project, the estimated costs, the potential value of the completed development (known as the Gross Development Value or GDV), and your experience as a developer. Typically, lenders are willing to fund up …
What can a bridging loan be used for?
17 ways you can use a bridging loan. Bridging finance is extremely flexible, normally available upto 75% LTV, fast underwriting with so many uses
How much can you borrow with a VAT bridging loan?
Explore the benefits of a VAT bridging loan for your commercial property purchase. See how you can fund the VAT payment to improve cashflow
Successful strategies for repaying a bridging loan
How do you repay a bridging loan? Here’s some successful exit strategies for repaying a short-term bridging loan on time.
