LendInvest funds disused car park development with Capital Money

LendInvest funds disused car park development with Capital Money




LendInvest recently completed on a deal with commercial brokerage Capital Money Solutions, where its founder Charles Smith discussed how they worked with LendInvest.

LendInvest recently completed on a deal with commercial brokerage Capital Money Solutions, where its founder Charles Smith discussed how they worked with LendInvest, the bridging industry as a whole, and his background in the sector.
 
Charles has worked in the finance broking industry since 1984 and has run numerous businesses including a training company that advised and instructed around 850 commercial brokers. In 2006, he set up the commercial finance brokerage Capital Money Solutions (CMS), which provides a range of financial products to all types of business.
 
How have you found working with LendInvest?
CS: I have found it extremely satisfying dealing with a lender that reacts to its brokers and works to get deals done. In many cases, with my clients, by taking a professional view and assisting to advise [in] the most appropriate way, [and] to get the result we all need quickly. I respect and value the relationship I have with the team at LendInvest.
 
Tell us about a recent case you referred to LendInvest?
CS: We had a deal for a disused car park development site in Suffolk very recently. This was being purchased by a regular client of ours. With lightning speed and efficiency and by pulling out all the stops, Lendinvest managed to get this completed and paid out within a working week. It was just incredible and an amazing reaction to what seemed an impossible task. They made Capital shine as a broker in the industry. It really was a great completion.
 
What do you look for in a bridging lender?
CS: We look for honesty, reliability, professionalism and transparent terms.
 
When do you advise your clients to consider bridging finance?
CS: All of our clients are commercial customers. We advise bridging finance for speed and security, to complete deals and to make great financial returns.
 
How has bridging finance changed in recent years?
CS: Since 2007, and the absolute collapse of high street banks and many centralised lenders, bridging has become more mainstream. In the last five years bridging has become a form of finance that cannot be ignored. It’s used by all of our clients to support their conventional high street and regular funding facilities.
 
To find out more about working with LendInvest, visit the LendInvest Intermediary page.


Attributed to Etienne O'Neill of LendInvest.

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