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Residential Bridging Loans

If you need a bridging loan because you need to complete on a property purchase but unfortunately, due to a break in the chain, the sale of your existing property has fallen through. You've come to the right place. First Sterling Finance can deal with your enquiry quickly and efficiently and our expert staff will advise you with this classical type of bridging loan – sometimes known as a 'chain-breaking mortgage'.

Bridging loans can be used:

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For persons purchasing their own domestic home should their bank or building society is unable to complete on time.
Tick For persons purchasing residential property, other than for their own occupation, for instance as an investment or development opportunity.
Tick For persons seeking to raise capital on their own homes or any other acceptable residential or commercial property they own or are purchasing.
Tick For persons purchasing residential or commercial property at auction. In this case banks or building societies are generally unable to provide a loan until such time as the property is in a mortgage able condition. We can help.

First Sterling Finance can also assist companies seeking to raise money on their business premises. Please see our commercial finance section for our range of services.

More Information about Bridging Loans

What Is A Bridging Loan?
Residential Bridging Loans
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Property Auction Finance
Short Term Loans
How Can A Bridging Loan Help?
Why Use Us?
Frequently Asked Questions
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Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.



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