Home

Mortgages Explained
Adverse Credit
Remortgage
100% Mortgage
First Time Buyer
Buy to let Mortgage
Flexible Mortgage
Equity Release
Commercial Mortgage
Offset Mortgage

Interest Rates Explained
Mortgage Variations
Mortgage Protection
Mortgage Glossary

 

Mortgage UK -> Articles -> Bridging Loans

Bridging loans are effectively short-term mortgages which has been secured using property. Bridging loans tend to have higher interest rates than traditional mortgages, but generally you get the money quicker allowing you survive the time between your purchase and your sale.

A bridging loan is a risk for the lender who will be gambling on your situation and your ability to sell your house and repay the loan.

Bridging loans are suited to people who are sure of their situation and sure they are able to pay the money back once they've made the sale.

Sometimes referred to as "bridging finance" or "short term finance", a bridging loan is a short term loan used usually when buying a house.

Editors Picks

1: Bridging Loans
Personal or commercial Bridging Loans, immediate decision, 100% within 48 hours.

www.fastestbridgingloans.co.uk

2: Residential Bridging Loans
Best Rates on Residential Bridging Loans. Fast Completions.

www.allbridgingloans.co.uk

3: Fast Bridging Loan
We offer low rate Bridging loans. Apply online today.

www.businessbridgingloans.co.uk

 


 Bad Credit Mortgages
 Re-Mortgages
 First Time Buyers
 Buy to Let Mortgages
 Flexible Mortgages


 Secured Loans
 Car Loans
 Bad Credit Loans
 Homeowner Loans
 Debt Consolidation Loans

 Home Insurance
 Car Insurance
 Life Insurance
 Travel Insurance
 Health Insurance


Mortgage Calculator

 

Visit our sister site
Loan UK

About Us | Contact Us | Privacy & Security | Site Map  
The overall cost for comparison is 8% APR. The actual rate will depend on your circumstances. Ask for a personalised illustration. Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. There will be a fee for mortgage advice. The precise amount will depend upon your circumstances.