Bridging Loans
Property & Bridging Finance from Commercial Acceptances
If you need a fast loan then Commercial Acceptances can help. Check out our Property Loan case studies to see examples of bridging loan scenarios demonstrating how we can help with your short term bridging loan requirements.
We are one of the largest and most respected property finance specialists. We offer immediate decisions and lend fast at highly competitive rates. For your auction purchases, short term commercial finance or any other property finance transaction, one call could be all it takes to get a bridging loan.
Bridging Loans
Commercial Acceptances was established in 1982 and specialises in fast non status bridging loans. As a principal lender we act quickly to provide fast bridging loans at highly competitive rates.
70% of our business comes from repeat borrowers who return time and time again, based on our reputation as a fast, professional and friendly bridging lender. Commercial Acceptances Ltd offers competitive monthly rates. We do not charge arrangement or redemption fees and we do not impose minimum periods. Commercial Acceptances Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority for regulated mortgage contracts, and is a member of the ASTL and a patron of the NACFB.
If you are offering a first charge over residential property or a semi commercial property, of which more than 40% is occupied or will be occupied by you or any immediate member of your family, please visit our Regulated Bridging Loans section.
Fast Bridging Loans
Our bridging finance is suitable for a variety of purposes. We operate fast and have completed loans within 24 hours of application.
- Bridging finance for property auctions
- Bridging finance for fast completions
- Property finance for property development loan
- Bridging loans for property conversion and refurbishment
- Bridging loans for buy to let properties
- Bridging loans to break mortgage chains
- Bridging loans to raise working capital
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any other debt secured on it.
