Drawbridge offers second charge exclusive

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Drawbridge Finance is offering a second charge ‘exclusive’ on short and medium-term residential and buy-to let-loans through five distributors.

The handful which make up the key partner panel are Positive Lending, Enterprise Finance, First 4 Bridging, Savills Private Finance and John Charcol.

A number of exclusive rates are available on second charge loans at various LTVs up to £2 million, from 1.3% per month on short-term loans to 10.99% p.a. on loans of up to three years.

Paul McGonigle, managing director of Positive Lending, said:”With this exclusive on second charge loans

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