Bridging loan for Limited Company
Bridging loan for Limited Company
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Sarah_W

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288 posts

211 months

Saturday 17th April 2010
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I need a bridging loan for a Limited company. I can secure it against an unencumbered property which the company owns. I only require it for 50% of the property value and being a period conversion long leasehold flat in London it's a fairly safe asset as flats go.

Looking on the web I'm seeing rates of 1 to 1.5% per month with fees of about £1500. Has anyone used or knows of a lender with good fees? The charges I'm finding are massive against a fairly low risk loan

uber

860 posts

201 months

Saturday 17th April 2010
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I know a lot of online companies refer you to these guys then charge you a 5 grand fee : http://www.bridgingloansltd.co.uk/

I dont think they charge you if you go direct


Dick Dastardly

8,326 posts

294 months

Monday 19th April 2010
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I know the guys behind this and they always give out sound advice: http://www.faster-bridging-finance.co.uk/

Would be worth enquiring to see what rates they can obtain.

wattsm666

742 posts

296 months

Monday 19th April 2010
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Won't your bank give you a loan/overdraft secured against the property?

Sideways Rich

1,121 posts

208 months

Monday 19th April 2010
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I have a friend who provides this kind of investment for property developers, pm me if interested.
Rich

Manks

28,176 posts

253 months

Sunday 25th April 2010
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Sarah_W said:
I need a bridging loan for a Limited company. I can secure it against an unencumbered property which the company owns. I only require it for 50% of the property value and being a period conversion long leasehold flat in London it's a fairly safe asset as flats go.

Looking on the web I'm seeing rates of 1 to 1.5% per month with fees of about £1500. Has anyone used or knows of a lender with good fees? The charges I'm finding are massive against a fairly low risk loan
How much do you want and for how long? What is the vehicle for repaying the loan and is it in place?

Manks

Sarah_W

Original Poster:

288 posts

211 months

Tuesday 27th April 2010
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Manks said:
Sarah_W said:
I need a bridging loan for a Limited company. I can secure it against an unencumbered property which the company owns. I only require it for 50% of the property value and being a period conversion long leasehold flat in London it's a fairly safe asset as flats go.

Looking on the web I'm seeing rates of 1 to 1.5% per month with fees of about £1500. Has anyone used or knows of a lender with good fees? The charges I'm finding are massive against a fairly low risk loan
How much do you want and for how long? What is the vehicle for repaying the loan and is it in place?

Manks
Hi Manks,

£80,000 on a property worth £160,000 (and currently unencumbered)
I'll be repaying the loan when the property is sold. It's now renovated and shortly going up for sale

Manks

28,176 posts

253 months

Tuesday 27th April 2010
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Sarah_W said:
Manks said:
Sarah_W said:
I need a bridging loan for a Limited company. I can secure it against an unencumbered property which the company owns. I only require it for 50% of the property value and being a period conversion long leasehold flat in London it's a fairly safe asset as flats go.

Looking on the web I'm seeing rates of 1 to 1.5% per month with fees of about £1500. Has anyone used or knows of a lender with good fees? The charges I'm finding are massive against a fairly low risk loan
How much do you want and for how long? What is the vehicle for repaying the loan and is it in place?

Manks
Hi Manks,

£80,000 on a property worth £160,000 (and currently unencumbered)
I'll be repaying the loan when the property is sold. It's now renovated and shortly going up for sale
You'll be looking at nearer the higher of your two figures then I suspect. If you would like to email me I can put you in touch with a couple of people who may be able to help.

Manks

Sideways Rich

1,121 posts

208 months

Tuesday 27th April 2010
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Hi Sarah,

I've sent you a PM with some details, I have a friend who is in a position to help if interested.

Regards,
Rich