Flexible Funding

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The great thing about bridging finance is the flexibility of the product, which offers a multitude of options for borrowers.  Whether it's to fund an auction purchase, light or heavy refurbishment, a commercial or residential property, there will be a market leading funding solution for you.  

Finance At Pace

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There may be a variety of uses for bridging finance but the one thing that every circumstance demands is the need for the finance quickly.  When the clock is ticking working at pace is invaluable.  Our experience means that your application will proceed to completion in the quickest possible timeframe without the hold ups. 

The Right Finance Package

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Wherever you look for bridging finance solutions there will be an amazing monthly interest rate advertised.  But the rate isn't typically the full story, with a number of additional charges such as early repayment charges (ERC's), exit fees and admin fees potentially attached.  We will take the time to understand what is best for your circumstances, and ensure you secure the best funding package on the market.

Case Studies

MontpelierPF achieved terms at 68% net (interest rolled up above this) for a developer exit loan, secured against a semi commercial asset in London.  Priced at an extremely attractive 0.65% per month and on a cululative/break value basis, despite leases not being created on/before completion.  There was a shortfall in the level of funds required to settle the development finance lender but these were achieved by way of a 2nd charge (for business purposes) against the borrowers home, once again at the 0.65% per month.  We were delighted to work with such a proactive can-do approach lender.  

Development Exit at 68% net LTV

PBSA Bridging at 103% loan to contract purchase price

Our seasoned developer client had exchanged contracts for a consented Purpose Built Student Accommodation scheme (PBSA) for a nominal consideration, with a long-stop completion.  The developer utilised the 9mths between exchange and completion to improve the existing internal configuration through a Section 73 agreement, thus enabling an additional 27 beds.  This uplift in the number of beds achieved an increase on the Residual Land Value of £1.5m, even before our client had completed on the acquisition.

The developer, who typically acquires half a dozen sites a year, needed to commit as little of his own funds as possible to enable completion, whilst ensuring he retains a healthy cashflow.

Facility Provided: We secured bridging finance; leveraged against the uplifted Residual Land Value for this purchase, rather than against the contract purchase price.  Ultimately achieving a gross advance of 103% loan to contract purchase price / 94% net.   Pricing was at 1% per month, with a 2% lender facility fee and no exit fee, over a 9 month term

Bridging  Finance Explained

Want to learn more about bridging finance?

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If you are new to development finance and want learn more about how to procure finance visit our 'Bridging Finance Explained' page.  Areas covered include:

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• The different uses for bridging finance

• The costs involved in bridging finance

• The advantages and disadvantages of bridging finance