Bridging Loans
Fast, flexible finance for time-critical deals.
Need short-term funding to seize a property opportunity or cover a temporary cash gap? Bridging loans provide rapid access to capital — often within days — with fewer barriers than traditional lending.
Ideal for property buyers, developers, and businesses waiting for longer-term funding to complete.
What Is a Bridging Loan?
A bridging loan is a short-term secured loan, typically lasting from 1 to 18 months. It “bridges” the gap between a financial need now and a future source of funds — like a property sale, refinance, or investment return.
Bridging loans are secured against property or assets and are designed for speed.
Why Use a Bridging Loan?
- Buy property fast before selling another
- Secure auction purchases or development sites
- Fund refurbishments or conversions
- Bridge gaps between purchase and mortgage drawdown
- Cover urgent business costs while waiting on cash inflow
Key Benefits
✔️ Speed Over Paperwork
Decisions within 24–72 hours. Funds can be released in under 7 days.
✔️ Short-Term, Flexible Terms
From 1 month to 18 months — interest rolled up or serviced monthly.
✔️ High Loan-to-Value (LTV) Options
Up to 75% LTV on residential and commercial property.
✔️ Open or Closed Bridging
Whether or not you have a confirmed exit plan, we’ll help you structure the right deal.
Who It’s For
We help UK-based:
- Property buyers acting fast on auctions or chain-breaks
- Developers or landlords needing funds to refurbish
- Businesses bridging cash gaps or pending long-term finance
- Investors unlocking equity before a refinance or sale
Typical Loan Details
- Loan sizes: £50,000 to £10 million+
- Terms: 1–18 months
- Security: Residential, commercial, or mixed-use property
- Exit: Sale, refinance, or incoming capital
How It Works
- Apply Online (takes 2 minutes)
Tell us about the deal and the property. - We Match You With Lenders
We find lenders who can move quickly and offer suitable terms. - Valuation & Offer
Lenders conduct property valuation and confirm terms. - Funds Released
Once legal checks are complete, funds are transferred — often within days.
