Short-term bridging loans
Applying for a bridging loan? Get to grips with property ownership facts
If you are a newcomer to property ownership, phrases such as “freehold” and “tenants-in-common” may leave you cold. And tempting as it is to leave...
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Bridging loans
Buying property: the financial challenges of small business owners
The purchase of a first property is a milestone moment on the timeline of any business. For one thing, it’s almost always a sign that the business is...
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Second charge mortgages
Further advances vs. Second Charge mortgages
When customers wish to borrow additional capital against their property equity, they will inevitably look to you for a rundown of possible options.
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Second charge mortgages
6 common questions about second charge mortgages answered
As a master broker, one of our core product offerings is the second charge mortgage. Despite its growth in the specialist mortgage market, many...
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Second charge mortgages
How to spot opportunities with regulated Second Charge mortgages
When a remortgage or an unsecured loan simply doesn't meet your client's needs - could a Second Charge mortgage be appropriate? You already know...
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Bridging loans
Short-term bridging loans
When to discuss short-term finance with property professionals
Property developers of all shapes and sizes can suddenly find themselves in need of a rapid cash injection for a number of reasons. But the fact that...
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Commercial mortgages
New to mortgage brokering? Finding the perfect opportunities within commercial loans
From Buy-to-Let landlords to expanding leisure and retail brands, with commercial loan arrangements as part of your service offering, your brokerage...
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Bridging loans
Bridging loans for more than broken chains...
If you’re not that familiar with bridging loans, you may only think of them as the last resort ‘go-to’ solution when a property purchase collapses....
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Second charge mortgages
Help your clients fund home improvement projects
According to recent studies, existing homeowners move less frequently than they used to – changing every 20 years, compared to the traditional 7 - 9...
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