Our Bridging Loan Services

Our Bridging Loan Service

  • Loan Range: Bridging loans available from £50,000 to £25m, with whole-of-market brokerage.
  • Interest Rates: Enjoy monthly interest rates starting from 0.5% per month, the lowest on the market.
  • Terms: Flexible terms ranging from 12 to 36 months.
  • Loan-to-Value (LTV): LTVs of up to 80%, with potential for up to 100% funding in select cases if other assets are involved.
  • Interest Options: Choose from interest roll-up options for added flexibility.
  • Specialised Loans: Explore rebridge loan options, residential bridging for downsizing and upsizing, and finance for UK and foreign property purchases, including chain-breaking, buy-to-let, HMO, investment, and commercial properties.
  • Quick Solutions: Fast auction bridging loans available.
  • Refurbishment Loans: Light and heavy refurbishment loans cater to various needs, including currently uninhabitable properties, permitted development rules, and extensive renovation projects such as change of use, extensions, basement digs, loft conversions, commercial to residential conversions, and barn conversions.
  • Development Solutions: Bridging loan solutions and development exit finance offered.
  • Business Purposes: Utilise bridging loans for various business purposes such as paying HMRC tax bills, purchasing land or new premises, providing deposits for new purchases, property portfolio acquisitions, and supporting business growth.
  • Secondary Loans: Second charge bridging loans available.
  • Specialised Borrowers: Solutions for UK expats and non-UK citizens seeking residential or investment properties in the UK.
  • Asset-Backed Loans: Consider alternative, non-bricks-and-mortar asset-backed bridging loans starting from £1m, including assets like pensions, investment portfolios, jewellery, fine art, and classic cars.

 

Why Choose Us:

We offer a fast, friendly, and professional service to ensure you obtain the funds you need at the most competitive rates available.

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01422 366 366

info@mmspecialistfinance.co.uk

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