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Rates from 0.43% p/m, Loans from £100,000, Up to 80% LTV (up to 100% with added security)
Bridging Finance is a short-term loan that can be secured against an asset which helps to “bridge the gap,” normally until longer-term finance can be arranged. Individuals, landlords, property investors and developers regularly benefit from bridging loans.
The main benefits of a Bridging Loan compared to mainstream lending are speed and flexibility.
As one of the largest brokers in the market, we have access to a comprehensive list of finance lenders and institutions globally who are able to make lending decisions within hours of initial enquiry and release funds in a matter of days, preventing property investors and business owners from missing out on time-sensitive opportunities that come their way.
A Bridging Loan can be used in a wide variety of instances including:
Benefits of securing bridging Finance with London Belgravia:
Q: How much can I borrow?
A: We can provide bridging loans from £100,000 to £100 million.
Q: What can I use a Bridging Loan for?
A: We can provide bridging loans for any legal purpose.
Q: How long does it take for me to get my Bridging Loan?
A: It is possible to have your Bridging Loan as quickly as within 48 hours
Q: What type of security can my Bridging Loan be secured against?
A: Bridging Loans can be secured on residential property, commercial property, building plots and land
Q: Can you arrange Bridging Loans for people with County Court Judgements, defaults and arrears?
A: Yes, we can
Q: Can I use property that already has a mortgage secured on it as security for my Bridging Loan?
A: Yes. We can arrange facilites on either a first or second charge basis
Q: Once I have my Bridging Loan, can I make capital reductions?
A: Yes, you can.
Build Safe is a trading name of London Belgravia Brokers Ltd, Registration Number: 9069586 . Trading address is 60 Margaret Street, London, W1W 8TF. London Belgravia Brokers Ltd is an appointed representative of Ten Insurance Services Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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