What is bridging loans in the uk?
A bridging loan is short-term finance secured against property or land. It can provide funds more quickly than a conventional mortgage when there is a clear repayment plan, known as the exit strategy.
Fast, flexible short-term property finance
Arrange short-term finance for a property purchase, auction deadline, chain break, refurbishment or capital raise. We review your circumstances and approach suitable specialist lenders across our panel.
A bridging loan is short-term finance secured against property or land. It can provide funds more quickly than a conventional mortgage when there is a clear repayment plan, known as the exit strategy.
A clear route from initial review to completion.
Share the property, loan, timing and exit details.
We identify suitable options from specialist lenders.
The chosen lender completes underwriting, valuation and legal work.
Funds are released once the lender's conditions are satisfied.
Indicative terms can often be produced within one business day. Completion may take a few working days in straightforward cases, but timing depends on valuation, legal work, lender checks and the information supplied.
We arrange loans from £50,000 to £10 million. The amount available depends mainly on the property value, existing secured borrowing, the exit strategy and the lender's maximum loan-to-value.
Yes. Lenders need a credible way for the loan to be repaid, commonly by selling the property, refinancing onto a mortgage or receiving funds from another documented source.
No. A loan secured on a home occupied by you or a close family member may be regulated. Business and investment bridging is often unregulated. We confirm the position at the outset.
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Send the key details and our team will contact you to discuss suitable next steps.
UK Property Bridging is a trading name of The UK Adviser Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 798920). Not all bridging loans are regulated.