Short-term

Residential bridging loans

Auction purchase? We get it.

Short-term finance secured on residential property, for when you need to move faster than a mortgage allows.

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At a glance

Loan size
£100k – £5m
Maximum LTV
75%
Term
3 – 24 months
Interest
Retained, serviced or rolled up
Charge
First charge
Maximum LTV is subject to property type and underwriting. Any rates, LTVs, fees and terms shown are indicative unless expressly stated otherwise.

Your property or other security may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your loan. Bridging finance is short-term finance and requires a credible repayment or exit strategy. All lending is subject to status, underwriting, valuation, satisfactory security and lending criteria.

What it's used for

Auction purchases

Complete within the auction deadline, typically 28 days.

Chain breaks

Buy your next home before your current one sells.

Light or heavy refurbishment

Fund the purchase and works, then refinance on the improved value.

What we look at

Every case is underwritten individually.

The property

Its value, condition, location and how easily it could be sold.

You or your business

Your experience, plans and the structure you are borrowing through.

The exit

How the loan will be repaid, and how realistic that plan is.

Questions about residential bridging

Can I get a bridging loan on my own home?

Gulf Bridging does not currently offer regulated mortgage contracts. The fact that a loan is described as a “bridging loan” does not automatically make it unregulated. A transaction involving an individual or trustee and residential property may constitute a regulated mortgage contract depending on the circumstances. Tell us your situation and we will explain your options. See Regulatory status and risk warnings.

How is a bridging loan repaid?

Usually in one payment at the end of the term, from the sale of a property or by refinancing to a longer-term mortgage.

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