London Credit provides £1.53m bridging loan for commercial property refinancing

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London Credit has completed a £1.53 million bridging loan to refinance a commercial property in Luton, helping a returning borrower to release capital for a new investment opportunity.

The borrower needed a fast turnaround to secure their next purchase. London Credit’s handling of the valuation and legal processes ensured the deal was completed within four weeks, providing the borrower with the necessary liquidity to move forward with their investment plans.

The loan was structured at 60% LTV over a 12-month term, secured against a commercial property in Luton.

This follows the recent announcement that London Credit has increased its maximum LTV on semi-commercial bridging loans, from 65% to 70%. Alongside this LTV increase, the lender has also updated its valuation methodology, now basing lending decisions on open market value (OMV) rather than 180-day valuations.

Marios Theophanous (pictured), credit manager at London Credit, said: “With this case, speed was everything. The borrower needed to release capital quickly to secure their next investment, so it was crucial that we acted quickly while ensuring a seamless and streamlined process. Many lenders might have hesitated given the tight time frame, but we recognised the strength of the deal and worked proactively to get it over the line.

“This is exactly what we aim to deliver at London Credit. Bridging finance that works for real investors in real situations. By combining a common-sense approach, we’re able to give brokers and their clients the flexibility to move quickly when opportunities present themselves.”

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