In the property industry, bridging loans are now a staple tool for investors and developers, facilitating more market opportunities than otherwise available.
Bridging loans are a popular financing option in the property industry due to their versatility and ability to reach places other finance can’t. However, any savvy investor must examine all plausible finance options before committing to anything.
The freedom to be your own boss, no qualifications required and potential for impressive returns – it’s no wonder you’re wondering how to start property development.
Could a quick, short-term financial solution jeopardise your long-term homeownership goals? We’re exploring whether or not a bridging loan can affect your mortgage application.
Yes, 100% LTV bridging loans do exist — so when and how can you obtain one?
After highlighting an acute equity shortage in last month’s Industry Insights, it’s no surprise that demand for mezzanine and equity finance is on the up amongst property investors. As more borrowers look to plug the gap, now is the time to get to grips with this type of funding.
After discussing how slow transaction cycles are restricting businesses, we’re now exploring another issue property investors face - a liquidity crunch. Higher interest rates (even with the latest base rate decrease) translate to larger equity inputs on every deal with debt attached. But despite the lack of liquidity, opportunities are out there.
Property development finance: who is eligible, what is the qualifying criteria and what costs are involved? How Brickflow can help you apply and secure the best development finance loan for your project.
A Design and Access Statement (DAS) is an integral part of a planning application and required by planning rules. Every property developer or architect working on anything other than a very small project must submit one.
Whether it’s a low-key investment or large-scale site, property development projects wouldn’t get off the ground without funding. We’re looking at the key features and main uses of property funding, beginning with how does property development finance work?
After 2022’s soaring housing market, things are cooling throughout 2023, meaning less competition and good opportunities for savvy investors. There are various funding options for property purchases, so we’re discussing the reasons why you should use a bridging loan.
A new year ahead and an altered property market emerging. Read January's Industry Insights for our views on the back drop to the economic downturn, why interest rates are rising, why we’re facing a liquidity crunch and the outlook for 2023.