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Flexible terms with competitive rates

Use our online Post Office bridge loan calculator to discover exactly how much it will cost you to solve your short-term financial problems while gaining access to some of the UK’s lowest borrowing rates for property owners.

At UK Property Finance, we work with the country’s leading financial institutes in order to provide a whole of market service that is designed to save our customers a serious amount of cash. Whether you need to borrow a secured bridging product in order to pay off an urgent tax bill or you need funds in order to purchase a property at auction while you arrange a more permanent buy-to-let mortgage, we are here to help.

How can we assist?

  • Are you a commercial or residential borrower?
  • Need to borrow a large cash sum between £30,000 and £15,000,000?
  • Want short-term funding, from 1 to 12 months?
  • Require funds quickly – In around 7 days?
  • Would you like to roll up the interest charges and other costs until the end of the loan term?

How can our bridging loan, rather than one from the Post Office, help?

Post Office bridging loans can be used for a wide variety of business or property financing purposes. Typically used to fund property transactions by releasing the available equity in a property you own, bridge loans are quick to arrange with low interest rates and flexible repayment options. Unlike most long-term products such as secured loans and mortgages, bridging finance is useful when you only need to borrow for a period of time lasting anywhere from a month to a year, although we can also offer the option of extending the repayment terms where applicable.

UK bridging loan types explained

When someone is looking to take out short-term finance in the form of a bridging loan, there are two main options available. These are open and closed bridge loans, and they both have different uses depending on your needs. A closed bridging loan is the ideal solution whenever the borrower has a clear exit strategy in place, such as a long-term loan that takes more time to arrange or a property sale that you have already exchanged contracts on. Closed bridging finance is the most common type of product, with most lenders feeling more confident whenever you can show exactly how you intend to pay off the outstanding loan balance.

An open bridging loan proves to be advantageous in situations where an exit strategy is not yet established. For instance, if there is a need to obtain a loan for the purchase of a new home while still awaiting potential buyers for your current property, As you can appreciate, open bridging loans are somewhat riskier from the lender’s perspective, so the costs are usually somewhat higher with a lower rate of approval. UK Property Finance can provide both types of bridging products.

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