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Bridging Loans in Leeds With Blue Square Capital

Looking for a quick, flexible financing solution in Leeds? Bridging loans could be the answer.

Whether you’re investing in properties in areas like Headingley, Horsforth, and Chapel Allerton, or looking to fund refurbishments in Holbeck or the city centre, bridging loans are a quick way to secure short-term funding.

With funds available within 2 weeks, our bridging loans can help you finance your next investment in Leeds.

And, with our vast network of contacts in the area, you can be sure that we are the right bridging partner to make your project a success in Leeds.

What Type Of Property Can You Use A Bridging Loan In Leeds For?

In Leeds, bridging loans can be used for a whole range of property types.

From residential properties in popular neighbourhoods like Roundhay and Moortown to commercial spaces in Leeds City Centre, a bridging loan can help you invest in the property that suits you.

Bridging loans can also help you fund buy-to-let properties, mixed use properties, redevelopment projects or even auction properties that require fast funding.

With Blue Square Capital, our bridging loans are here to help you buy all property types in Leeds.

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How Much Can I Borrow With A Bridging Loan In Leeds?

At Blue Square Capital, we offer bridging loans in Leeds between £250,000 – £2,000,000 at an LTV of up to 70%.

When applying, we will want to see a full property valuation for your collateral, as well as your financial accounts and exit strategy.

Once you submit your application for a bridging loan, we’ll aim to get back to you within 24 hours. If we go ahead, the money could be in your account within 2 weeks.

What Is The Interest Rate For A Bridging Loan In Leeds

We assess each loan on a case-by-case basis, but our average interest rate sits at around 0.95%.

However, this will depend on a few factors, such as:

Loan-to-Value (LTV) Ratio

Higher LTV ratios generally come with higher interest rates, as they come with greater risk to the lender. Blue Square Capital only lends at a maximum 70% LTV, so you will need to provide the capital for the remaining 30%.

Property Type and Condition

The type and condition of the property affect rates. For example, residential properties in good condition will attract lower rates than commercial, mixed-use, or distressed properties. This is because they are more in demand, meaning they are more likely to sell easily.

Location

The property’s location also plays a role. We will look at the market performance in your area to decide how risky it is. A property in a high-demand area of Leeds, like Headingley or Roundhay, might help you get a lower rate than one in a developing area.

Borrower’s Credit Profile

While bridging loans can be granted to those with bad credit, better credit scores can mean better interest rates. Borrowers with a solid credit history are seen as less risky to lenders, which can reduce the interest rate.

Exit Strategy

The viability of the exit strategy (how you plan to repay the loan) can impact the interest rate.

If you plan to repay through a property sale or refinancing, lenders may be more confident and offer a lower rate.

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Are There Any Extra Fees For A Bridging Loan In Leeds?

Once you apply and have your bridging loan approved, we will lay out the terms of repayment, which will include your interest payments.

However, alongside the interest rate, there are a few other fees to be aware of, such as:

  • Arrangement fees (2% of the loan amount)
  • Bank transfer fee (£25)
  • Admin fee (£999)
  • Potential solicitor fees and valuation and survey fees (property dependent).

Can I Refinance My Bridging Loan In Leeds?

Yes, you can refinance a bridging loan, and this is often a good option if you need more time to repay it.

Our borrowers regularly refinance their bridging loan by moving to a more long-term financing option, such as a mortgage, once they’ve completed their initial purchase or renovation.

At Blue Square Capital, we don’t charge any early exit fees – so you can transition or refinance as early as you’d like!

• Residential, Commercial and Mixed-Use Assets
• Up to 70% LTV of the OMV
• Loans from £250,000 to £2,000,000
• 1st and 2nd Charge Loans
• Up to 15 months
• Property Location - England & Wales

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Can I Get A Bridging Loan For Land In Leeds?

No, we don’t offer bridging loans for land in Leeds.

Bridging finance is generally used for properties such as residential, commercial, or development projects where there is an established property or structure already in place.

If you are looking to buy land, land loans or development finance may be better suited to your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What documents do I need to apply for a bridging loan in Leeds?

To apply for a bridging loan in Leeds, you’ll need to provide identification (like a passport or driver’s license), proof of income (bank statements or pay slips), details about the property being used as collateral (including a formal valuation), and evidence of your exit strategy (such as plans to sell or refinance the property). We will also want to see your credit history.

 

Do I need a deposit for a bridging loan in Leeds?

Yes, you will need a deposit for a bridging loan. We offer a loan up to an LTV of 70%, meaning you will need to fund the remaining 30%.

 

Can I get a bridging loan to cover renovations or refurbishments in Leeds?

Yes, bridging loans can be used to fund renovation or refurbishment projects in Leeds.

Many investors and property developers use these loans to fund upgrades and add value to properties.

Bridging loans can be a quick way to access capital for these projects.

 

What happens if I can’t repay my bridging loan on time?

If you’re unable to repay your bridging loan on time, we will want to know about it immediately. It’s important to make sure your exit strategy is watertight, so you can reduce the risk of defaulting.

As a worst case scenario, if you can’t repay the loan your property may be repossessed, however all options will be explored before this.