Pink goes into bridging loans
Pink Home Loans has joined up with three lenders for the launch of its bridging finance offering
The company has teamed up with three providers for the launch of its bridging finance proposition, namely: Affirmative, Cheval and Lowry Capital. All three providers offer bridging finance on residential and commercial properties and have a wealth of experiences in the sector.
Bridging Finance was traditionally used as a stop-gap for home-movers faced with a non-simultaneous sale and completion situation and were available, at a price, from any high street lender. But in the current climate, bridging can be used in a number of ways; when a chain breaks down or there is a temporary gap in completion dates, for auction purchases when deposits have to be paid on day 1 and completion must take place within the month and for property refurbishment or property development, to name but a few.
Neil Hoare, Associate Director of Marketing & IT, comments: “Historically intermediaries may have been put off bridging finance due to the high costs involved for their clients. But in the current climate the prospect of losing a sale and having to start the buying and selling process all over again in a falling market, is not worth the risk”.
“Bridging Finance will offer intermediaries with a solution if their clients need to borrow short-term finance quickly and will boost their own income stream in the process”.
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