Inspired Lending provides £1.2m PBSA bridge

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Inspired Lending has completed a £1.22 million bridging loan to facilitate the investment in a Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) site.

The six-month second charge facility, secured against the borrower’s newly refurbished home, was provided at 70% loan to value (LTV) within a short timeframe to ensure the borrower could capitalise on the opportunity.

The borrower is planning to repay the loan through a refinance of the property, a process that was already underway at the time of funding.

To meet the client’s urgent funding deadline, Inspired Lending agreed to rely on legal undertakings to deal with any outstanding legal matters. This enabled the team to address key risks early and deliver funds promptly, despite several challenges.

Gavin Diamond (pictured), CEO at Inspired Lending, said: “This case emphasises our commitment to providing rapid and substantial loans, particularly in scenarios where timing is critical. Our ability to collaborate efficiently and address legal complexities swiftly was pivotal in meeting the borrower’s needs. This demonstrates our flexibility and dedication to delivering innovative financing solutions.

“Inspired Lending’s portfolio continues to grow, reflecting our ambition to become a significant provider of bespoke short-term loan facilities in the UK.”

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