Regulated Bridging Loan – Manchester
Manchester is the power house of the North of the UK, a city that has been redeveloped and embraced its no identity. The city now has a skyline to rival most major capital cites, but still maintains its northern roots.
Regulated Bridging common uses
A Regulated Bridging Loan can be a very useful and convenient finance option to help you on a short term basis. Here are some of the most common uses for a Regulated Bridging Loan:
- Buy before you sell: Buy a new home, before your current home sells
- Auction Purchase: Purchase a home at Auction
- Chain Break: Complete on a house purchase after a break in a sale-chain
- Capital Raise: Raise money quickly for business use or tax bills
- Downsizing: Selling a large home to buy a smaller home
- Cash Buyer: Bridging finance to become a cash buyer for a home
Key Features of a Regulated Bridging Loan:
- Loans from £25,000 to £10,000,000
- Loan to value up to 70% (100% with additional security)
- Secured on Residential Property
- No monthly payments
- No income or affordability assessment
- No exit fees
- Repay in full or in-part at anytime without any penalty
- 12 month term
- Receive funds quickly, usually in weeks and sometimes in days.
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About us
First Select Bridging Loans are friendly and professional FCA regulated mortgage brokers. We can access mortgages from the whole of the UK mortgage market, meaning we can get the best possible deal for our clients circumstances. Based in Manchester, we are a family business with decades of experience in financial services. Our goal is to be the most trusted regional mortgage advisory business in the northwest of England.
Our team of experts are ready and waiting to help. Contact the team below:
Phone: 0161 393 1575 // 07780 446 937
Email: hello@firstselectfs.co.uk
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Regulated Bridging Loan – Manchester
Over the past two decades, Manchester has transitioned from a post-industrial city into the UK’s primary regional economic engine. Driven by aggressive urban regeneration, strong local civic leadership, and the “Northern Powerhouse” agenda, the city’s economy expanded rapidly—delivering real GDP growth per capita of roughly 58% between 2011 and 2023, outpacing every other major UK urban center. Key drivers behind this expansion include a booming tech ecosystem, digital media hubs like MediaCityUK, a expanding financial and professional services footprint, and strong graduate retention from its higher education institutions, which together pushed local employment growth up by nearly 20% over the last decade alone.
