Hope Capital introduces fast-track bridging facility

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Hope Capital has unveiled a new deal which it says is the fastest bridging loan it offers.

The LIONS Fast Track Bridge provides borrowers with interest rates from 0.54%, and savings on their upfront costs, to help with their affordability.

It also offers up to 65% LTV, with a loan on properties worth up to £500,000 and the opportunity to complete the deal within hours of making an initial enquiry.

It will be available throughout England and Wales for a maximum loan period of 12 months on residential property.

Roz Cawood (pictured), director of sales at Hope Capital, said: “The LIONS Fast Track Bridge will further expand our offering and has been created to provide a unique opportunity, where borrowers can access funds extremely quickly.

“We do not require solicitor’s fees to be paid upfront, will consider no Personal Guarantees (PGs) and will also lend based on an Automated Valuation Model, rather than a valuation, making borrowing significantly faster and more accessible for customers. For mixed-use and commercial property, we will also consider no PGs and we have products specifically for borrowers securing loans on mixed-use or commercial property. In addition, borrowers can take a payment holiday during the loan term and there are also Flexible Arrangement Fee options available to help with receiving maximum funds on Day 1.

“At Hope Capital, we are dedicated to creating solutions which meet the diverse needs of borrowers, their affordability and aspirations. We also understand speed is of the essence, especially for those looking to beat the September stamp duty deadline, which is why we expect the LIONS Fast Track Bridge to be a highly desirable option for brokers and their clients.”

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