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Bridging Loans: Bridges The Temporary Cash Gap


Category: Finance  >>  Loans

By Peter Taylor   [ 18/07/2008 ]
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In these times when real values are touching new heights, it is by luck only you can get hold of a lucrative deal. But the only thing that is preventing you from clinching the deal is the lack of finance. At the same time, you are not in a mood to let go the deal. If that’s the case, then you can take the help of bridging loans. These loans are pretty fast as it provides you the monetary assistance to get the deal as soon as possible.

Usually these loans are availed to fill the cash gap that occurs at the time of purchasing a property for business or residential purpose. The loans are ideal for those in particular who are looking towards buying a new property prior to the selling of existing property.

These are secured loans and to avail it you have to place your existing property or the property you intend to buy as collateral. The amount derived under these loans can be used to procure properties for residential, commercial, semi commercial purposes. Usually it is in the range of £75,000-£100,000. It would be prudent if you asses the equity value of the property with the help of a dealer. This will help you determine the exact amount you can avail under the loans.

Further these loans can be classified in to open and closed bridging loans.
• open bridging loans are meant for those borrowers who are yet to sold their existing property
• closed bridging loans, on the other hand are meant for those borrowers who have sold their property but have not yet received the payment

These are short term loans and the reimbursement period last for a period of few weeks to 12 months. Despite pledging a security, these loans carry a marginally high rate of interest, due to its short term availability. These are interest only loans where in you have to pay the interest rate during the tenure. Once you have sold your property, you can repay the principle amount. While availing the loans, you should undertake a proper research to locate lenders offering these loans at competitive rates. In this regard, you can take the help of online services.

Bridging loans makes it easier for you to purchase your dream property by filling up the temporary cash gap.

About the author:
Peter Taylor is a senior financial analyst at 24hrbridgingloan with an acumen for finance and insurance. In recent years he has taken up to provide independent financial advice through his informative articles. To find Bridging Loans, 24hr bridging loan, short term bridging loans, easy bridging loan visit http://www.24hrbridgingloan.co.uk/

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