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Need a bridging loan? Here at Bridging Loan Now, we have experienced and dedicated staff who are able to process your bridging loan application with efficiency and confidentiality assured.

Bridging Loan Now specialise in arranging bridging finance that covers a wide range of circumstances.

You may require a bridging loan to complete on a property deal - we have the team to deliver you the funds in time; or maybe you need a bridging loan for a short term injection of cash to your business - we can make this happen for you.

Bridging loans from £50k to £10m
Rates from 1.35% up to 85% LTV
Available for 1 to 9 months
No lengthy interviews or bank visits required
True self cert available
No proof of income required
Adverse considered including arrears and CCJ's
Non status - no credit checks or references from Lenders
No early redemption penalties (after 1 month)
Prime and sub prime loans available
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Latest News from Bridging Loan Now - New bridging loan lender enters the market - Tuesday 9th February 2010

As 2010 gets underway and activity in the bridging loan finance sector picks up substantially from last year, it would seem that newcomers are ready to dip their toes into the cold waters of short term bridging loan lending.

One of these firms is Levene Commercial Finance, which has launched its own bridging loans line. The firm’s website says that it specialises in large bridging loans, ranging from £50,000 to £10 million, whilst bridging loans of up to £15 million can be considered for experienced property professionals.

Gary Starr, head of business development, commented: “Bridging loan finance is a very useful financial tool in today’s current market to take advantage of the opportunities of discounted property.

“With activity rife, now is a good time to buy and we can help. Like a lot of other bridging loan companies we go off the open market value and can lend 100% of the purchase price. Rates are competitive and, unlike certain bridging loan companies, we don’t charge upfront fees disguised as legal costs.”

Latest News from Bridging Loan Now - Specialist bridging loan lender Cheval reintroduces broker training seminars for bridging loans - Thursday 4th February 2010

Short term specialist bridging loan lender Cheval has announced that it is reintroducing its broker training seminars for bridging loans, with the first session due to take place at its Watford offices on Thursday 25th February 2010. The bridging loan seminar will commence at 10.30am and lunch will be served afterwards.

The bridging loan seminar is aimed at those financial intermediaries who are unfamiliar with bridging loans and the opportunities that it can provide for both clients and introducers, as well as for those who simply want a refresher about bridging loans.

Cheval’s National Sales Manager, Gareth Lewis, said: “I am very excited about hosting our first bridging loan seminar of the year. While the last two years have been difficult for intermediaries and lenders, there are definite signs that activity is increasing. As a result, one of Cheval’s top priorities for 2010 is to introduce and welcome those brokers that have never used bridging loans before, as well as re-familiarising those brokers who are experienced in bridging loan finance.”

Latest News from Bridging Loan Now - AMI supports stamp duty proposals - 3 February, 2010

The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI) has voiced its support for Conservative plans to raise the current stamp duty threshold to £250,000.

Robert Sinclair, AMI Director, said: “The current Stamp Duty regime distorts the market and prevents first time buyers from getting a foot on the property ladder.”

“The Stamp Duty holiday last year was a welcome piece of common sense from Government. And the Conservative plans to raise the Stamp Duty threshold to £250,000 would provide a welcome boost to many first-time-buyers and also provide assistance to first time movers in many parts of the country. This would do much to support the housing market.”

”However, what we urgently need is a more fundamental review of this antiquated tax.”

This could also have a general knock-on effect on other forms of finance being more readily available such as secured loans, business loans and bridging loans.

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