Bridging Loans
Short-term property finance for time-sensitive transactions.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or loans secured against your property.
Bridging loans provide short-term funding for property purchases, refinancing, chain breaks, auction purchases and other time-sensitive transactions. The UK Adviser Group works with a range of bridging lenders to identify suitable options for your specific requirements.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or loans secured against your property.
Why speak to us
- Direct access to 90+ lenders
- Personal adviser-led support
- Clear, professional guidance
- No obligation initial discussion
How we can help
Chain break finance
Short-term funding to break a property chain and secure a purchase while awaiting the sale of an existing property.
Auction purchases
Fast-turnaround finance for auction property purchases where completion is typically required within 28 days.
Renovation and development
Bridging finance for light and heavy refurbishment projects, conversion works and small-scale development.
Regulated bridging
Regulated bridging loans secured against your main residence, subject to FCA consumer protection requirements.
Commercial bridging
Short-term finance for commercial property purchases, refinancing or business-related property transactions.
Exit strategy planning
Guidance on structuring a clear exit strategy, whether through sale, refinance or longer-term mortgage arrangement.
A clear, structured process
From first conversation to completion, we keep things straightforward.
Step 01
Initial consultation
We discuss your circumstances, goals and timeline in a no-obligation conversation.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about how our mortgage advice process works.
Explore your options
Complete the form below and one of our advisers will be in touch to discuss your requirements. All advice is subject to status and lender criteria.
Not sure which route is right for you?
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