This is part of the specialist lender’s current commitment to adapt its bridging offering in response to market trends.
Key features of the product include a minimum loan size of £100,000 and a maximum loan size of £5m, as well as gross LTV capped at 70%.
“Following conversations with our brokers it was clear that there has been a real shift in the market these past few months,” said Will Matterson, BDM at Bridge Invest.
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“As bridging has become more mainstream, borrowers are becoming more rate sensitive.
“Our new rates allow us to remain competitive within the ever-growing market, but without needing to sacrifice any of [our] key principles.”
Ronak Ruparell, co-founder and CEO at Bridge Invest (pictured above), added: “Our commonsense approach to lending enables us to make quick and simple decisions.
“Couple that with a relationship-driven approach, our clients receive a seamless service throughout the whole loan process — from enquiry to completion.”
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