*Please note at this time Pure Bridging is unable to finance Regulated Mortgage Contracts

 
What is a Bridging Loan ?
How much can I borrow ?
What type of security do you require ?
What are your rates ?
How long can I have the Bridging Loan for ?
Can I add the interest payments to the loan ?
Can I borrow more money later ?
Do you need proof of my income ?
Can I pay my Bridging loan off early ?
Do I need a solicitor ?
Do I need a broker or intermediary?
What is a regulated mortgage contract ?
How long from initial acceptance will it take to get the funds ?
Do you offer loans to people with CCJ’s, defaults and arrears ?
Who are Pure Bridging ?
What can I use a bridging loan for ?
What is a 2nd charge ?
Do you lend to self employed applicants with no account history ?
Are bridging loans regulated by the FSA ?
What is a KFI ?
Is a new valuation required?
How do you accept payment for valuation fees?
Is my home at risk?
 
 

What is a Bridging Loan ?
It is a short term loan secured on land or property. ^top

How much can I borrow ?
£30,000 - £2,000,000. ^top

What type of security do you require ?
We require security on a residential property (or commercial property on referral). ^top

What are your rates ?
Our rates are bespoke according to your requirements. ^top

How long can I have the Bridging Loan for ?
For a minimum of 6 months to a maximum of 11 months. ^top

Can I add the interest payments to the loan ?
Yes providing the added interest is not higher than the max LTV. We are currently only able to proceed on a retained interest basis and all fees and interest are deducted from the loan requested. ^top

Can I borrow more money later ?
Yes providing there is enough equity to drawdown, but this is subject to underwriting and may be treated as a new application. ^top

Do you need proof of my income ?
No ^top

Can I pay my Bridging loan off early ?
Yes subject to a minimum period of 1 month. ^top

Do I need a solicitor ?
Yes, you will need to instruct a solicitor. ^top

Do I need a broker or intermediary?
No, but we do advise that you take professional advice. ^top

What is a regulated mortgage contract ?
If we were to take a 1st charge over your residential property of which more than 40% will be occupied by yourself or a member of your family the loan will be a regulated mortgage contract. Please note that Pure Bridging is currently unable to offer regulated mortgages. ^top

How long from initial acceptance will it take to get the funds ?
We work within your timescale, and we have been known to complete a loan within 48 hours but usually it takes approximately 7-10 days. ^top

Do you offer loans to people with CCJ’s, defaults and arrears ?
Yes. Cases with adverse credit are currently by referral only. ^top

Who are Pure Bridging ?
We are an independent mortgage lender who aim to give you quick uncomplicated finance without losing quality of service. ^top

What can I use a bridging loan for ?
You can use a bridging loan for any legal purpose. ^top

What is a 2nd charge ?
If your property has an outstanding mortgage that lender will have a 1st charge against your property. If you have equity in your property we can take a 2nd charge against the property. ^top

Do you lend to self employed applicants with no account history ?
Yes as we are offering a loan on a non status basis. ^top

Are bridging loans regulated by the FSA ?
Yes, if the loan is a regulated mortgage contract but not if the loan is non-regulated. (See above, what is a regulated mortgage contract ). ^top

What is a KFI ?
A KFI is a Key Facts Illustration that a regulated intermediary would need to produce for all regulated mortgage contracts. ^top

Is a new valuation required?
Pure Bridging will need to see a report addressed to Pure Bridging of a valuation carried out by one of our panel valuers within the last two months. If a document is not available then a new valuation will be arranged. ^top

How do you accept payment for valuation fees?
We accept credit / debit card payments, electronic money transfers, Bankers Drafts, intermediary Cheques, cleared funds. If you wish to use a personal cheque will we need to clear the funds before progressing. Delays will occur. ^top

Is my home at risk?
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. ^top