Financial Services
Bondsmore Financial Services Ltd is a UK-based company offering financial solutions.
Bridging Finance
Bridging Finance offers a flexible and efficient way to secure, refinance, or release equity from property or land. Particularly when traditional funding routes fall short.
Bridging Finance: Fast & Flexible Financing Solutions
This fast access solution can be arranged against a wide range of asset types, on both a first and second charge basis, making it ideal for time sensitive opportunities or complex financial structures.
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What We Offer
Secure the Right Mortgage for Your Business Property
Key Features
- Up to 80% available
- Rates from 0.55% per month
- No exit fees
- 24 month terms available
- Interest can be retained, rolled up or serviced
- Regulated (for personal home) or unregulated loans available
- Residential and commercial bridging
- Whole of market fully advised service available
- Access to Bondsmore exclusives
Years of Experience
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Bondsomre delivers proven results in business and property finance.
FAQs
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When would I use a bridging loan?
Bridging loans are commonly used for: Property purchases at auction / Refurbishment or conversion projects / Buying below market value (BMV) properties / Chain break solutions / Capital raising on existing property / Unmortgageable properties (e.g. no kitchen or bathroom) / Land purchases with or without planning permission
What are the typical terms of a bridging loan?
Bridging loans are short-term, usually between 3 to 24 months, with most borrowers exiting within 6–12 months via refinance or sale.
Do I need to make monthly payments?
Not usually. Many bridging loans are rolled up, meaning interest is added to the loan and repaid at the end, improving short-term cash flow.
Can I get a bridging loan with bad credit or no income?
Yes, bridging finance is often asset-based, meaning decisions are made on the value and exit strategy rather than credit score or income. However, every lender has different criteria.
What is an “exit strategy” and why is it important?
An exit strategy is how you intend to repay the loan, for example, by selling the property or refinancing onto a long-term mortgage. A clear, realistic exit is crucial for lender approval.
Are there fees involved?
Yes. Common fees include: Arrangement fees / Valuation fees / Legal fees / Exit fees (depending on the lender) / Broker fees
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