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Bridging
Finance We can finance those who are employed or self-employed, as well as those with impaired credit, over either open or closed bridging. An "open" bridge is generally arranged by buyers who have found their new property but have not yet sold their current residence, hence the term is open. Lenders generally insist on there being plenty of equity in the current property, and they tend to ask for more supporting documentation in terms of proof of income and bank statements. Interest rates tend to be higher on this form of bridging as there is more risk for the lender, and costs will be generally higher. A
"closed" bridge is generally used for a specific period of time and
when there is a specific exit date for the loan. This may be used where
lenders have placed a full retention on a property, pending specific
works carried out - in these circumstances you can take out bridging
finance to fund the purchase until repairs have been undertaken, and
then once a re-inspection has taken place the bridging finance will
be replaced by the mortgage. * These transactions are not regulated by the FSA.
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Clifton
Mortgage Solutions Ltd is an Appointed Representative of Financial Ltd
(FSA Number 188153), which is Authorised and Regulated by the Financial
Services Authority.
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