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We’ve helped clients across the UK secure bridging loans through broker-only deals and access to specialist lenders.


Bridging loans allow you to access short-term funding by securing the loan against property or other assets.
Bridging loans generally involve interest-only payments during the loan term, with the principal due to be repaid in full at the end of the loan. This allows for flexibility, but the loan must be settled within a short period, often ranging from a few months to a year
Bridging loans generally come with higher interest rates, as they are short-term, higher-risk solutions designed to provide fast access to funding.
Lenders may offer more flexible credit requirements for bridging loans, as the loan is secured against property or assets, reducing the risk for the lender.
Failure to repay the loan at the end of the term could result in the repossession or sale of the secured assets, such as property or business assets.

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Raise capital quickly with our Bridging Loans to meet your purchase needs. Whether you're looking to buy property, acquire a new asset, or finance a development, our flexible short-term financing solutions are designed to suit your personal or business requirements.
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Our eligibility check won’t impact your credit score, and our expert team will guide you through every step of the bridging loan process.
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1.Fill Our Quick Form Online
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2.Consult With An Adviser
You will be allocated to the CeMAP qualified advisor that will provide you with advice, and the advisor will calculate your borrowing potential based on your financial circumstances.
Lastly, when you’re fully comfortable and confident, select the best loan for you. The CeMAP qualified advisor will take care of all the paperwork, ensuring a hassle-free experience.
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No, we will never request payment from you.
No, you are not committed in any way after submitting the application.
Upon receiving your enquiry, your FCA-regulated broker will contact you to assess your requirements in detail. This will include reviewing your financial situation to ensure the bridging loan is suitable and affordable for your business needs.
A soft search will generally be carried out initially upon enquiry which doesn't affect your credit score. You can see this search on your credit report, but it won’t be visible to other lenders. A full credit search will be performed when you sign the relevant paperwork/ application forms.
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Yes, bridging loans are an effective solution for individuals or businesses looking to raise capital quickly, for any purpose. An FCA-regulated broker can provide a tailored quote to help you find the most suitable bridging loan for your specific needs.
No, we serve as an introducer, connecting you with an FCA Regulated Broker who gives you the advice and arranges the financing.
The repayment period for bridging loans typically ranges from a few months to 18 months, depending on the lender and your specific requirements. Some lenders may offer longer terms for more complex needs.
You can typically borrow between £25,000 to £50 million with a bridging loan, subject to status. The amount you can secure will depend on factors such as the value of the property or asset used as security, and your proposed exit strategy.