Seamlessly bridge residential property transactions with our tailored finance solutions.
Residential bridging finance serves as a vital tool for individuals and investors navigating property transactions. Whether you're a homeowner looking to upgrade to a new property or an investor seeking to capitalize on lucrative opportunities, residential bridging finance provides the flexibility and agility needed to bridge the gap between buying and selling properties.
Residential bridging finance enables buyers to secure funds quickly, allowing them to capitalize on time-sensitive property opportunities.
Our flexible repayment terms provide borrowers with temporary financial relief, allowing them to repay the loan in full once their existing property is sold.
Residential bridging finance empowers property investors to seize lucrative investment opportunities by providing immediate access to capital.
We offer customized residential bridging finance packages tailored to meet the specific needs and objectives of each borrower.
Our competitive interest rates ensure that borrowers can access affordable financing solutions that minimize borrowing costs.
Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to providing expert guidance and support throughout the loan process.
Most commonly to buy a new home before an existing property has sold, avoiding a broken chain, but also for renovation, probate, or any situation where you need to complete faster than a mortgage allows.
Terms typically range from a few weeks up to 24 months, depending on your repayment ('exit') plan.
We arrange residential bridging loans from £50,000 up to £50 million, secured against residential property.
Usually the sale of your existing property or refinancing onto a standard residential mortgage — we'll discuss what's realistic for your situation before recommending a loan.
No. Raise Commercial Ltd is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. We arrange unregulated commercial and investment property finance only. We only arrange bridging finance secured against property that is not, and will not become, the borrower's or their family's home.
