Empower Your Small Business with Property Finance Solutions
Property Finance provides long-term funding secured against commercial or residential freehold properties.
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Flexible Solutions for Your Business
Property Finance options cater to developers and businesses by providing long-term debt secured against properties. Lenders evaluate the project through detailed surveys to ensure asset quality and project viability.
Key Eligibility Criteria:
- GDV (Gross Development Value): 55% – 65%
- The business must be a limited company
- Loan-to-Value (LTV): typically 65% – 75%
Benefits of Property Finance
1
Capital for Property Growth
Property Finance gives businesses the capital required to acquire properties, undertake development projects, or invest in real estate.
2
Build Long-Term Equity
As property values rise, businesses accumulate equity, creating opportunities to reinvest or expand.
3
Diversify & Reduce Risk
Property Finance helps diversify portfolios, spreading risk across different markets and locations.
Explore our Property Finance Solutions
Businesses have a diverse array of Property Finance options, offering tailored solutions to meet specific needs. Here are a few examples:
- Bridging Loans: Businesses can use these to secure short-term funding for property acquisitions or refinancing while awaiting longer-term financing or the sale of existing properties.
- Property Development Finance: This type of finance is utilized to fund the construction or redevelopment of commercial properties.
- Commercial Mortgages: Long-term loans designed specifically for purchasing or refinancing commercial properties such as office buildings, retail spaces, or industrial properties.
- Property Portfolio Finance: Ideal for businesses with multiple properties, allowing them to consolidate their property portfolio under one loan for easier management and improved financing terms.
- Equity Release: Businesses with substantial equity in commercial properties can release cash by securing a loan against the property's value without selling it.