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A bridge-to-let loan is a bridging facility designed for landlords and investors who intend to refurbish a property before refinancing onto a buy-to-let mortgage.
They can be structured as short-term bridging loans with a guaranteed exit route onto an agreed buy-to-let mortgage, subject to property valuation post-refurbishment.
Outline your project scope, timeline, and funding requirements.
Commercial mortgages, bridging loans, or development finance.
To assess risk and determine how much you can borrow.
Review offered terms with loan amount, interest rate, LTV (loan-to-value), and repayment structure.
Funds are released, either as a lump sum or in stages (especially for development projects).
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They allow landlords to purchase and refurbish properties that are initially unmortgageable, then transition seamlessly to longer-term buy-to-let finance.
Commonly used by investors buying run-down properties to improve and then let out on the rental market.
Exit is typically pre-arranged with a buy-to-let mortgage lender. Lenders assess both the refurbishment plan and long-term rental viability.
Yes, often agreed before taking the bridging loan.
Both residential and HMOs.
Typically 6–12 months.
Yes, rental projections are usually required.
Yes, but terms may be less favourable.