The bridging finance broker that moves in days, not weeks.

A specialist UK bridging finance broker for auction deadlines, chain breaks, refurbs and land purchases. Call and you get Ashley, not a call centre. Decisions in as little as 24 hours, from £50k to £5m+.

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★★★★★ 5.0 from our bridging clients. Read their stories

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The broker you’ll actually deal with

I’m Ashley, and it’s my name on the door

I started broking in October 2015. When you call, you get me, not a sales team or a call centre queue. I’ll tell you honestly whether bridging is right for your situation, what it really costs, and how fast we can genuinely move.

Sheila (25 years a broker) and Kelly (the engine room) make sure nothing sits in a pile. Between us: 40+ years and £250m+ of deals.

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How it works

Four steps, at your deadline’s speed

You talk to the same broker from first call to completion. No handoffs, no call centre.

01

Tell us the deal

A 10-minute call with Ashley. Property, timing, exit plan. Plain English, no forms to fill first.

02

We work the market

We go to the lenders that fit your case, including the ones that move in days, not weeks.

03

Decision in 24 hours

You get a clear recommendation with the real costs shown up front. You decide.

04

Funds released

We chase the valuers and solicitors so your deadline is met. You get on with the project.

Step 01 takes ten minutes. Request a Call Back →

Recent deals

Real clients, real deadlines, real numbers

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£450,000
Auction purchase: funded in 9 days

Investor won a mixed-use lot at auction on a Thursday; funds were in place with 5 days to spare. Exit: refinance onto a commercial mortgage.

AUCTION9 DAYS
£200,000
Chain break: family kept their home

Buyer pulled out two weeks before completion. A regulated bridge secured the new house; the old one sold 4 months later.

CHAIN BREAKREGULATED
£310,000
80% LTV: deal done on exit strength

Developer needed maximum leverage on a refurb. We found a lender comfortable at 80% against the end value, based on a solid exit.

80% LTVREFURB
What clients say

Rated ★★★★★ by bridging clients

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★★★★★

“Ashley picked up on a Sunday. We had exchange on the Friday. I still don’t know how he did it.”

[Bridging client] — auction purchase
★★★★★

“Our chain collapsed and I thought we’d lost the house. One call later we had a plan, and we moved in six weeks after.”

[Bridging client] — chain break
★★★★★

“Kelly kept me updated every single step. You’re never left wondering what’s happening with your money.”

[Bridging client] — refurbishment bridge
Common questions

Straight answers

What is a bridging loan and how does it work?

It’s a short term loan secured against property, normally running anywhere from a month to a year. People use it to cover a gap. Maybe you’ve bought before you’ve sold, or the mortgage won’t be ready in time, or the property needs work before a normal lender will touch it. Interest builds up monthly and most clients let it roll up rather than pay as they go, then the whole thing is cleared in one go when you sell or refinance.

How much does a bridging loan cost?

More than a mortgage, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. Rates start around [0.xx]% a month depending on how much of the property’s value you borrow. On top there’s an arrangement fee (usually [x]%), the valuation and legals. Before you commit we put every cost in writing, and we publish our rates tracker so you can sanity-check us.

Are bridging loans a good idea?

They’re a good tool for a short gap with a clear way out. They’re a bad way to borrow long term. A fair few of our first calls actually end with us suggesting something else, a remortgage or a further advance or just waiting. If bridging isn’t right for you we’d rather tell you on day one.

What happens if I can’t repay on time?

Ring us early, that’s the main thing. If the sale or refinance is delayed rather than dead, lenders will usually extend, or we refinance you onto something else. We won’t dress it up though. The loan is secured on the property, and if everything goes wrong the lender can repossess. It’s why we spend so much time testing your exit before you borrow a penny.

How long does it take to get a bridging loan?

A lending decision can come back inside 24 hours. Money in your account is usually 5 to 10 working days, and most of that is waiting on the valuer and the solicitors. If you’ve got a hard deadline, tell us on the first call and we’ll work backwards from the date.

Do I make monthly payments?

Usually not. The interest is rolled up or held back from the loan at the start, and it all gets settled when you sell or refinance. Most clients like knowing there’s nothing to find each month while they’re mid-project.

How much deposit do I need?

Usually 25 to 30%, because most lenders cap out around 70 to 75% of the property’s value, occasionally 80%. If cash is tight there are ways round it, like putting up another property with equity as extra security. Our 80% LTV page covers the higher-leverage routes.

The clock’s ticking on your deal. Let’s talk today.

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