BFS maintains Merseyside presence during growth period

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Wirral-based Bridging Finance Solutions has continued to consolidate its presence within Merseyside, with 25% of the current loan book originating from within the area.

The company maintains a clear presence across the professional and broker community within the region, partnering with clients whose financial needs vary considerably, financing projects that range from a £35,000 loan up to £1.82 million.

John Hardman, head of dales at BFS, said: “Being a locally based business has undoubtedly helped consolidate our position within the area. We have over the years developed a national presence as we’ve grown, but our heartland will always be within the North and more immediately, the North West.

“Without question, small ground-up developments of between one and five houses is an area where we have seen the biggest increase in enquiry numbers and successful deals completed on Merseyside – that said, this is also replicated across the UK and we have created a really strong reputation in this sector.”

BFS specialises in bridging and development finance largely supporting deals that are sub-£1 million in value.

Hardman added: “Merseyside is without doubt an area that attracts entrepreneurs who are interested in property development and are prepared to take risks associated with residential conversions and ground-up builds.

“Merseyside will remain our home and we’ll continue to support local individuals and businesses. Once again we are on track to grow the business by a further 25% in the coming year and naturally expect this trend to follow in Merseyside.”

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