Balancing mortgages while trying to purchase a new property and sell your existing can be a stressful ordeal. In the ideal world, you pick your keys up for your new property on the same day you settle on your existing, however, life doesn’t always go as planned.
The traditional solution to this was big banks developing a product – bridging finance. However, in adopting a one-size fits all approach, the problem was far from solved, and this unequal access to finance has served as a breeding ground for market disruption. Retirees, downsizers, upsizers, and self-employed borrowers (to name a few) were not and are still not catered for in this rigid lending structure, and so, Bridgit emerged bringing innovative and inclusive solutions to the market.
Finding yourself in a position where traditional lenders will not service your loan is not uncommon. Major traditional lenders often associate the phrases “you may be better off asking for an extended settlement period or selling your existing home first” and “if you don’t sell your home in the agreed period, we may get involved to sell the property” with bridging finance, quite literally deterring potential customers away from their product – simply because they are not interested in servicing such a short term loan.
Bridgit was built to bridge this gap. Here are the top 3 reasons why a bridging loan with us might be a good option for you:
Here at Bridgit, we are a firm believer in transparency. We go to great lengths to ensure we can provide you with the best property finance solution to help you buy your dream property, however, we also promise to make sure we never service a loan that is not perfectly suited to our lending criteria. This means, our customers will never find themselves in a difficult position with a loan that is not right for them.
In today’s fast-paced property market, securing your dream home before it’s gone can be challenging. Let’s run through how Bridgit’s bridging finance solution allows buyers to purchase their next home before selling their current one.