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Bridging Loans: Fast, Flexible Funding When You Need It Most

Bridging Finance – At Pinks Asset Finance, we understand that sometimes opportunities arise—or challenges occur—that require swift financial solutions.
Whether you’re looking to seize a property deal, manage cash flow, or bridge a temporary funding gap, bridging loans can offer the quick, short-term financing you need.
What Is a Bridging Loan?
A bridging loan is a short-term, secured loan designed to “bridge” the gap between a financial need and a more permanent solution.
Typically lasting up to 24 months, these loans are secured against property and are repaid once longer-term financing is arranged or an asset is sold.

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Common Uses for Bridging Loans
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Property Purchases:
Secure a new property before selling an existing one.
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Auction Buys:
Quickly access funds to capitalise on auction opportunities.
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Refurbishments:
Finance renovations to increase property value before refinancing.
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Business Needs:
Cover short-term operational costs or unexpected expenses.
Costs to Consider
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Interest Rates:
Typically range from 0.4% to 1.5% per month.
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Arrangement Fees:
Usually between 0.5% and 2% of the loan amount.
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Exit Fees:
Approximately 1% of the loan amount.
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Additional Costs:
Valuation, legal, and other associated fees.
Why Consider a Bridging Loan?
Speed:
Funds can often be arranged within 24 to 48 hours, making them ideal for time-sensitive situations.
Flexibility:
Bridging loans can be tailored to your specific needs, with options for interest roll-up, deferred payments, and more.
Accessibility:
With less stringent criteria than traditional loans, bridging finance is accessible to a wider range of borrowers, provided there’s sufficient equity in the property used as security.clude maintenance, saving you more dosh and downtime.

Is It Right for You?
Bridging loans are suitable for individuals or businesses with equity in a property (excluding primary residences) who need quick, short-term funding.
A clear exit strategy—such as property sale or refinancing—is essential.
How Does It Work?
Application:
Provide details about the property, the amount needed, and your repayment plan.
Valuation:
A professional valuation is conducted to assess the property’s worth.
Legal Checks:
Standard legal due diligence is performed.
Funding:
Once approved, funds are released promptly—often within days.