Client circumstances: Our client – a first time landlord, was in the process of purchasing a residential buy-to-let property via their newly formed limited company.
Client circumstances: Our client was facing imminent repossession of their property after defaulting on an existing bridging loan they had taken out for business purposes.
Our clients, a retired couple and experienced property investors, had previously taken out a bridging loan with us to fund improvements on their home of 36 years which they intended to sell.
Client circumstances: Our clients owned a single-storey, three-bedroom detached bungalow that they had previously lived in. As they did not own any other BTL property,
Our clients owned a four-bed terraced house via their limited company. They had used a bridging loan to purchase the property but this was now coming to an end and they urgently needed a long-term solution to avoid incurring any late payment charges.
Client circumstances: The applicants, a family unit made up of a couple and an elderly relative, found themselves in a time-critical situation. They had lived
Our client, a self-employed business owner with a substantial portfolio was seeking financing for a unique portfolio of four residential buy-to-let free-hold units. The properties were recently converted from a former Victorian factory complex, and they needed a lender who could work swiftly and efficiently with a willingness to help to treat a slightly more complex case with ease
Client circumstances: Our client, an experienced property investor, was looking to expand their portfolio and sought to raise capital through a commercial remortgage. They needed
Our client, a seasoned entrepreneur had identified a significant opportunity to establish a business in the pet services sector. Their initial plan to acquire an existing business unexpectedly fell through when the current owners increased the sale price beyond the agreed terms.
Our client – a successful professional sought to refinance their well-maintained period property valued at £3.3 million. They needed to repay an existing bridging facility and refinance onto a more sustainable long-term solution.
