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Friday, 15 February 2008
Dream home is now my home
Mood:  flirty
Topic: Bridging Loans
Buying a home is now made easier. Some people may take it less seriously as all of us know that real estate in the UK is now at its all time peak. The prices of houses and residential properties amplified to volumes during last 4-5 years. But, as a financial expert, I still say that buying home is also easier than ever. Bridging loans have made the difference.

Bridging loans are the best options to fulfil the purpose of buying a property till you are able to sell the old property at a desirable price. That’s why it is a short term financial arrangement and can be used for buying a property for personal or commercial purpose. But deciding on the type of loan you should opt to maximise benefit, you have to follow some financial basics.

There are different types of bridging loans available in the UK financial market for every type of borrower. Expert Financial advice should be taken to assess benefits and pitfalls of different types. When you are following this advice it becomes very easy for you to decide on the type of loan you need to borrow, the amount you need and also to pick the loan with a competitive rate of interest. Even If you don’t have a good credit history, expert advice guides you on how to borrow a loan and you should opt for what type of bad credit loan.

Before loan application you should make sure that you possess all the relevant documents required for buying or selling a property. You should be prepared to offer a security against the loan amount. After loan approval you should pay off the loan as soon as possible as they have very high interest rates. The most important thing you should remember that you should try to pay the principal amount of the loan at a time.

Posted by philipmould at 6:45 AM GMT
Updated: Wednesday, 9 September 2009 5:07 AM BST
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Tuesday, 29 January 2008
Should you take bridging loans?
Mood:  celebratory
Topic: Bridging Loans
What will happen if you find your dream home much before you are able to sell your old dilapidated home? Would you like to go for the deal or you feel like first selling your old home and then find a better one? I think there is a big risk of losing the home that you find so much appealing if you take the later recourse. You can easily avoid this risk and play safe by taking some external financial help. There are hundreds of loan providers engaged in giving bridging loans to people who are stuck in these kinds of situations.

Bridging loans are short term loans, often coming to an end not later than 12 months. Ideally, you should aim to clear the loan within 6 months after arranging money from the sale proceeds of your old home. The figures show that more than £1 million worth of home sales fall through every day in the UK. One main stumbling block that breaks apart many deals is a long property chain. If one in that chain stumbles, the whole chain collapses leading to many broken dreams as well as financial losses. A short term solution can solve all the problems and it is none other than bridging loans.

The leading providers of bridging loans are high street banks and other financial institutions. Online lenders are also one of the specialist lenders who deal in such types of loans. These lenders take your home as security and offer up to 70% loan-to-value. Depending upon your situation, you can opt for closed or open bridge. Closed bridge is taken under circumstances when you know the completion date for sale of your old property. If you have not even started working towards sale of your old home, there is a fit case for open bridge.

Posted by philipmould at 10:54 AM GMT
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