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Bridging Loans

What is a Bridging Loan?

Also known as bridging finance, a bridging loan is a short- term facility secured on property or land and can typically be taken out from as little as 1 month to 24 months, with drawn down of funds possible within a matter of days.


When time is of the essence, especially in the case of auction bridging, we can help raise funds for all purposes secured against property in England, Scotland and Wales. With a flexible approach, we can provide bespoke products, designed to suit all requirements.


Whether you are looking to capital-raise, purchase a buy to let or commercial property, intending to refurbish and sell on, we can help.

 

Types of properties suitable for bridging loans 


· Residential properties

· Commercial properties

· Investment properties

· Auction properties

· Unmortgageable properties

· Land and development opportunities

· Properties in need of renovation.


Who can apply for a bridging loan? 


Pretty much anyone over the age of 18.



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BricksBridges has an experienced, FCA registered Mortgage Adviser.

Please note, The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate Commercial Buy To Lets and some forms of Commercial Finance.


*Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or on any other loans secured on it !

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