Short term Bridging Loan. You can use short-term bridge loans for many reasons, including: Buying a new property:If you want to buy a new property, before you have sold an existing one, you could use a bridging loan, then pay off the bridge as soon as the money from the sale comes through. Buying a property you could not mortgage:Mortgages need properties to be of liveable standard. If the property you plan to buy does not meet these standards, you can use bridging financing to buy it. You can then perform the necessary work to qualify for a mortgage. Fixing up a property:If you own or are buying a property and want to raise funds to fix it up and either sell or rent it out, you can use a short-term bridging loan to pay for the repairs. Buying a property at auction: This loan can provide quick funds to buy a property at auction. You can then apply for a mortgage once you have bought the property.

A Short-Term Loan is an Interest-Only Bridging Loan

 

Short-term lending is designed to ‘bridge the gap’ between immediate funding needs and long-term financial plans. Also, they can be used for purchase, refinance or equity release. Our Bridging loans can be secured by a first or second charge mortgage on properties that are owner-occupied or held for investment. They help to ease cash flow when you want to purchase a property but are waiting for funds to become available from the sale of another property or asset.

 

Whether you’re a large commercial landlord or an individual looking to buy a home, a short-term bridging loan can provide fast, flexible finance.

You can use a short-term loan for the following reasons:

● Buy a property at auction

● Complete on a purchase while your mortgage is still being processed

● Support a chain break

● Develop or renovate a property so it qualifies for standard finance

They are considerably lower risk compared with longer-term loans because of their shorter maturity dates. The ability to repay a loan is unlikely to change significantly over a short time frame.

A Short-Term Loan is repaid by:

  1.  The sale of a home or property
  2.  Refinancing of a home or property.
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