https://www.thelandsite.co.uk/files/articles/74aec72351eb11ec99a30afeec538f48/2092-61c44c2f8acaf276810778.jpeg 151

Buckinghamshire ALTERNATIVE Overdraft

Published by Alternative Bridging Corporation -

title

  • Location - Buckinghamshire
  • Loan Type - ALTERNATIVE Overdraft
  • Value - £2,000,000

A developer client had assembled a series of adjoining residential development sites with the first under construction, the second with outline planning permission granted and a third shortly to be acquired.

At a time when clearing banks are restricting their support, the developer required working capital to invest in the second and third sites, ensuring they were development ready, providing continuity on completion of the first project.

Not all of the funds were needed immediately so an ALTERNATIVE Overdraft secured by the second site perfectly satisfied the requirement with an initial loan and further drawdowns, as and when required.

Being able to repay and redraw time and time again provided the flexibility needed by the borrower, similar to that provided by a clearing bank facility with interest only charged on the balance outstanding from time to time.


Rinal Rodrigues

Alternative Bridging Corporation is a principal lender, offering the widest range of short and mid-term products, to the property industry and business community as well as bridging loans to homeowners. We can lend regulated and non-regulated loans up to £10M

Link to Alternative Bridging Corporation business profile

29th October 2024
Bridging Loans for Barn Conversions: Financing Your Dream Project
Thanks to changes to permitted development rights for agricultural buildings in early 2024, barn conversions have become a lot more feasible.
Read more
2nd October 2024
Why Mezzanine and Equity Finance are in High Demand
It’s no surprise that demand for mezzanine and equity finance is on the up amongst property investors
Read more
18th September 2024
Octopus Investments Announces European Strategy Launch
We are pleased to announce, that we have extended our tentacles into Europe for the first time in our 24-year history.
Read more