Commercial Acceptances has today introduced CA Revolve, a credit facility offering property developers and investors fast, flexible access to capital.
CA Revolve is an innovative solution that stands out for its simplicity and transparency, with no exit fees and no non-utilisation fees. Designed to support smaller developers in today’s more challenging funding environment, the product help frees up cash, enabling borrowers to progress at speed with developments and drive growth within their property businesses Developed from CA’s trusted bridging loan framework, CA Revolve offers refined features tailored to meet evolving client needs.
CA Revolve offers the flexibility to draw down and repay multiple times over an agreed term of up to two years, with interest charged only on the outstanding balance. This offers greater predictability of cash flow and, crucially, flexibility if project timelines change
• No arrangement fees, non-utilisation fees, or early repayment charges
• Interest charged only on the drawn balance, so customers only pay interest on deployed funds
• Freedom to draw down and repay multiple times over a 12–24 month term
• Loan amounts from £100k+, up to 75% LTV
• Security by first legal charge over residential, commercial and retail, properties
Daniel Hertz, Managing Director of Commercial Acceptances, commented:
“For decades, CA has been committed to supporting SMEs in the property sector. We understand the challenges developers and investors face, particularly in today’s uncertain market. That’s why we’re very proud to introduce CA Revolve, a competitive, flexible product that removes unnecessary costs and gives our clients the agility they need to grow.
“At a time of growing demand for streamlined, cost-efficient funding solutions, CA Revolve represents a smarter way to finance property ambitions. At CA we are committed to constantly innovating and offering client-focused solutions to help developers and investors navigate a challenging environment with greater confidence.”
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