Choose a bridging loan broker by how they test the case, not by how quickly they promise terms. A good broker should ask awkward questions about security, exit, regulation, fees and legal readiness before a lender application is made. This information is for general...
A light refurbishment bridging loan is usually for non-structural works that improve a property before sale or refinance. It is still secured borrowing, so the budget, timescale, valuation and exit need to make sense. This information is for general guidance only and...
Heavy refurbishment finance is for more complex property works where risk sits in the build, permissions, valuation, budget and exit. It needs a stronger evidence pack than a cosmetic refurb bridge. This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute...
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Mortgages on new builds work broadly like other residential mortgages: you apply based on your income, deposit, credit history, affordability and the property being bought. The difference is that lenders usually look more closely at the new build itself, the developer...
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