What is bridging finance?
Bridging finance is short-term property-backed funding that may be used where timing, a sale, a purchase, a refinance or another event creates a temporary funding gap.

Choose the funding route that best fits and share your contact details. You can add an amount and timing if known, then a finance specialist can discuss potentially suitable options.
Funding routes
Each route starts the same short enquiry. Add an amount and timing if known, then share your contact details so a finance specialist can understand what you need.

For property, business and other short-term funding gaps backed by suitable security.
Check my funding route
For auction property purchases where deposit, deadline and completion timing matter.
Start auction check
For buyers who need to move before their current property sale completes.
Check my funding route
For purchases where completion timing, chain pressure or property details are creating urgency.
Discuss property purchase
For existing bridging loans approaching expiry or needing a different short-term route.
Discuss bridge refinance
For refurbishment, works-led property projects and development-backed enquiries.
Discuss development funding
For commercial purchases and business funding enquiries backed by property security.
Check commercial funding route
Why Funding Route
Whether you are buying at auction, breaking a chain, refinancing a bridge or funding a commercial property, starting with the right funding route matters. The short check captures your contact details and any optional context you provide so a finance specialist can discuss potentially suitable options.
Fast context
Secure admin review
Specialist discussion
Questions
Bridging finance is short-term property-backed funding that may be used where timing, a sale, a purchase, a refinance or another event creates a temporary funding gap.
The most useful starting details are the funding amount, property or security value, loan term, urgency, occupancy or use, purpose and any route-specific deadline.
An exit strategy is the intended way the short-term finance would be repaid, such as selling a property, refinancing, completing a development sale or using another defined repayment route.
Yes. A limited company can start an enquiry where the funding need relates to a property purchase, refinance, development, refurbishment or business purpose backed by suitable security.