Situation: Residential 48-hour bridging solution. Our client in Scotland was looking for lending options urgently as their property purchase was at the risk of falling through
Situation: Commercial bridging to repay an investor. A client approached us who needed capital to repay an investor who had lent them funds to buy retail
Situation: Property developer capital raising for refurbishment. A property developer needed our help to raise the capital required to buy and carry out refurbishment on a
Situation: Term expired, stopped repossession. Robert and Elaine came to us after finding their holiday let had gone over term on an existing buy to
The Challenge: Sanjiv came to us looking to purchase a property on a reduced value. He also wanted to carry out some light refurbishment and
The Challenge: Liam came to us looking for funds to complete on his new dream family home. He had a standard residential mortgage agreed for
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The FCA do not regulate all mortgages such as Buy to Let and Commercial. Some forms of commercial bridging loans are not regulated by FCA.
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Representative example: £110,898.69 payable for a £100,000 loan over 12 months. Rate of interest 0.59% with lender fees totalling £3,261.49. This means you pay £1.11 for every £1 borrowed. The overall cost of comparison is 11.17% APRC.
