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View over the bridge: What s ahead in 2023? – Mortgage Strategy

According to the latest Bridging Trends report, demand for bridging loans rose by 14% in 2022, to a total of £716.2m. This is the highest figure for three years and comes at a time when the mainstream market is forecast to experience a downturn. The Bridging Trends report is produced by short-term finance

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UTB expands Fast-Track bridging criteria - Mortgage Introducer

UTB expands Fast-Track bridging criteria - Mortgage Introducer
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Online property auctions: Tips for bidding on a home

For anyone who has been to a property auction - or perhaps just tuned in to an episode of Homes Under the Hammer - they are usually associated with a bustling ballroom full of buyers intermittently throwing paddles up in the air, all orchestrated by a wildly gesticulating auctioneer. Like any group gathering, Covid has put paid to that - so for the last year, budding buyers have been driven online in search of a property bargain instead. Buying at auction isn t for everyone, especially novices - the properties on offer are usually projects , and you do need to have a degree of property know-how, willingness to take on risk and access to quick cash.

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Desperate property buyers borrow at 16pc a year to beat stamp duty deadline

Desperate property buyers borrow at 16pc a year to beat stamp duty deadline Expensive ‘bridging’ loans that can be taken out in days are one way to make sure purchases complete before March 31 Bridging finance is much more expensive than traditional mortgages Credit: Mark Magnaye Home buyers have turned to lesser-known forms of borrowing, at  sky-high interest rates, to ensure their property purchases complete before the stamp duty deadline. Buyers could be left with a £15,000 tax bill if their transaction does not conclude before March 31. However, as banks, solicitors and surveyors struggle to cope with demand, there are fears that thousands of people may miss the cut-off date.

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