Chain Break Finance

Chain Breaking Loans

Has the sale of your property been delayed or fallen through. We can help access your equity to break the chain.

Key Points to Chain Breaking Finance

 Make no monthly repayments while this loan is in place
12 months to sell your current home and repay the loan
Break the chain and get your purchase back on track
Payments added to the loan so you don’t pay 2 mortgages

The short-term nature of bridging loans does tend to make them more expensive than other sources of finance, but they can be invaluable when trying to go ahead with a property purchase that otherwise might not be possible.

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    Reason for Loan


    Bridging loans are commonly used to complete the purchase of a new property before the sale of the old home has gone through, buy at auction or a purchase a property mortgage lenders deem un-mortgageable. To find the best rates on a bridging loan, it is highly advisable that you seek expert bridging loan advice from a bridging finance broker who can access a variety of lenders .

    Once you find a competitively priced bridging loan, establish the exit from the loan. Bridging loans are typically secured against equity in the property.

    As well as providing a stop-gap for homeowners, bridging loans can also be used to pay the deposit on a property bought at auction, or help property investors who are planning to sell a property after completing renovations.

    There are a wide range of bridging lenders that all have individual products and criteria ,By using our knowledge of the industry We can help you find the right lender for your need.

    We work with a leading network of bridging loans advisors who know the market inside out. They know which lenders to avoid, and which can offer the most competitive deal on a bridging loan deal to match your particular circumstances.

    Please complete out enquiry form and a specialist bridging loan advisor will be in touch to provide you with a free, no-obligation initial consultation.