Bridging Finance Broker

Your Trusted Bridging Finance Broker – Fast, Flexible Lending When You Need It Most

If you’re buying a property at speed, breaking a chain, funding a refurb, or releasing capital fast, bridging finance can be the perfect solution. But with so many lenders, products, and structures out there, it pays to have a broker who knows the market inside out.

At Mortgage Knight, we specialise in bridging finance brokerage. We work with 50+ specialist lenders to secure short-term, asset-backed loans for property professionals, landlords, developers, and home movers—fast.

What Does a Bridging Finance Broker Do?

A bridging finance broker acts as your expert guide—comparing lenders, negotiating terms, and managing the process from quote to completion. We help you:

  • Find the fastest, most competitive deal
  • Structure the loan around your exit strategy
  • Avoid overpaying with inflated rates or hidden fees
  • Handle all paperwork, liaise with solicitors and surveyors
  • Keep your project or purchase on track—without delays

You focus on the deal. We handle the funding.

What Can Bridging Loans Be Used For?

As brokers, we arrange bridging finance for:

  • Auction purchases (28-day deadlines)
  • Buying before selling
  • Chain breaks
  • Property refurbishment (light & heavy)
  • Development exit loans
  • Capital raising (e.g. business cashflow, tax bills, or divorce settlements)
  • Buying unmortgageable properties
  • Land purchase with or without planning
  • Short-term funding for fast completions
Why Use Mortgage Knight as Your Bridging Broker?
  • Speed & experience – fast answers, faster completions
  • Access to 50+ lenders – private, regulated, and specialist
  • Real market knowledge – we understand how lenders think
  • Flexible terms – interest rolled up, serviced, or part-paid
  • Specialist support – bad credit, offshore clients, complex exits

We’re not a comparison site. We’re your partner in fast funding, tailoring every deal to your needs.

Typical Bridging Finance Features
Feature Typical Terms
Loan amounts £50,000 to £25 million+
Loan term 1–24 months (usually 12 max)
LTV (Loan-to-Value) Up to 75% (or higher with extra security)
Interest payments Rolled-up, monthly, or retained
Property types Residential, commercial, land, mixed-use
Exit strategy Sale, refinance, or staged development funding
Case Study 1: Residential Chain Break

Status: Sophie was selling her home, but the chain collapsed. She risked losing her dream house.

Solution: We arranged a £325,000 bridging loan secured against her current home, enabling her to complete the purchase and repay the loan once her sale went through.

Result: Stress-free move without losing the new home.

Case Study 2: Refurbishment Flip

Status: Alex purchased a run-down flat for £180,000 to refurb and sell. It wasn’t mortgageable due to the condition.

Solution: We arranged a 70% LTV bridging loan with rolled-up interest, allowing him to complete quickly and fund the works.

Result: He sold for £265,000 and cleared the loan within 5 months.

Case Study 3: Development Exit Loan

Status: A property developer had finished a small block of flats but hadn’t sold all the units yet. His development finance term was ending.

Solution: We secured a £1.1m development exit bridging loan to repay the original loan and allow time to sell remaining flats.

Result: No pressure sale. Developer exited with maximum profit.

Frequently Asked Questions


A: As brokers, we’ve completed deals in as little as 5 working days, though 7–14 days is typical.


A: In most cases, yes—but we’re fully transparent, and fees are only charged on successful completion. Often these are built into the loan.


A: Not always. Many bridging loans are asset-based, especially if the exit is a sale.


A: Residential, buy-to-let, HMO, land, commercial buildings, or even multiple properties via second charges.


A: Yes. We work with lenders who look beyond credit score and focus on the asset and exit plan.

Why Choose Mortgage Knight?