Bridging loans provide quick, short-term financing solutions that allow you to act fast on property purchases, developments, or other urgent funding requirements. At Diamond Property Finance, we specialise in sourcing fast, flexible bridging loans tailored to meet your specific goals, offering a streamlined path to securing funds when timing is critical. Reach out to us today for personalised guidance on bridging finance options.


Types of Bridging Loans Available
There are various types of bridging loans, each tailored to specific funding needs and project goals:
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Open Bridging Loans: With no fixed repayment date, open bridging loans offer flexibility for borrowers awaiting an asset sale or finalising long-term financing. These loans are ideal for situations with uncertain timelines.
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Closed Bridging Loans: These loans have a set repayment date, making them suitable for borrowers with a guaranteed exit strategy, such as a scheduled property sale or an approved mortgage.
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First Charge Bridging Loans: Secured as the primary loan on a property, first charge bridging loans are ideal for new property purchases or developments without an existing loan on the property.
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Second Charge Bridging Loans: Placed behind an existing mortgage, second charge bridging loans provide additional funding without requiring a full refinance, useful for property owners needing extra capital.
At Diamond Property Finance, our advisors work closely with you to determine the most suitable bridging loan type, ensuring you receive a loan that efficiently supports your property or project objectives.


Frequently Asked Questions About Bridging Loans
What is a bridging loans?
How do bridging loans work?
How much do bridging loans cost?
How long do bridging loans take?
How quickly can I access funds with a bridging loan?
Bridging loans are known for rapid funding. Many lenders can release funds within days after approval, making them ideal for urgent transactions.
What is the maximum loan term for a bridging loan?
Bridging loans typically have terms ranging from 1 to 24 months, with flexible options to align with the borrower’s project timeline.
Can I get a bridging loan with poor credit?
Bridging loans often have flexible eligibility criteria, making them accessible to individuals with varied credit backgrounds.
What’s the difference between an open and closed bridging loan?
An open bridging loan has no fixed repayment date, offering flexibility, while a closed bridging loan has a defined end date based on a clear exit strategy.
Are bridging loans only for property purchases?
No, bridging loans can also be used for property renovations, development projects, business needs, or other short-term financial requirements.

