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Knowledge Base

Detailed guides for property, development and business finance.

Start with the closest transaction type, then review the evidence, security and exit questions that commonly shape lender assessment.

01

Bridging Finance

For timing gaps between a purchase, sale, refinance or settlement.

Lenders review security, existing debt, deadline, net sale proceeds and fallback exit.
02

Private Mortgages

Business-purpose first and second mortgage structures for complex or urgent transactions.

Lenders review ranking, accepted value, leverage, use of funds and repayment strategy.
03

Commercial Property Finance

Purchase, refinance and equity release involving office, retail, industrial and other commercial assets.

Lenders review valuation, tenancy, income, borrower position and exit.
04

Development Finance

Site acquisition, construction, cost-to-complete and project funding.

Lenders review approvals, feasibility, TDC, GRV, presales, experience and contingency.
05

Completion & Residual Stock

Funding to complete a project, refinance construction debt or hold completed stock.

Lenders review remaining works, settlement pipeline, completed value and sale strategy.
06

Business Finance

Working capital, acquisitions, expansion and property-backed business requirements.

Lenders review purpose, cash flow, security, supporting documents and repayment capacity.
07

Rural Property Finance

Selected business-purpose scenarios involving rural and specialised property.

Lenders review location, use, liquidity, access, income and the proposed exit.
08

Complete Loan Products Matrix

Compare the complete directory when a transaction crosses more than one category.

Final availability remains subject to lender criteria and the complete scenario.

Have a time-critical transaction?

Send the purpose, amount, deadline, security, existing debt and intended exit for an initial discussion.

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