Our team of bridging specialists are here to help.
If you’ve found the perfect home but haven’t yet sold your current property, bridging finance can help you act without delay. It’s a practical solution that allows you to secure your next home while giving you the time to sell your existing property at the right moment.
Whether you’re trying to lock in a new property before prices rise or need extra breathing room to maximize the sale of your current home, a bridging loan can smooth the process.
A bridging loan is designed to bridge the gap—helping you purchase your new property before you’ve sold your current one. In simple terms, the lender will cover both your existing mortgage and the cost of your new home, including any associated fees such as stamp duty and legal costs. This total amount is referred to as your Peak Debt.
With Bridgit, during the bridging period, you don’t need to worry about making repayments on both properties.
Once your current property is sold, the proceeds reduce the Peak Debt, leaving you with what’s called the End Debt. This remaining balance then transitions into a regular home loan with another lender.
Bridging finance offers several key benefits for homeowners who need flexibility when making their next property purchase:
At Bridgit, we specialize in making the bridging loan process as fast and efficient as possible. Our tech-driven approach allows you to get approved in as little as 24 hours, with settlement possible within 48. We offer loans up to $8 million and allow you to borrow up to 80% of your property’s value—all without the traditional delays and complications.
If you’re ready to buy your next home before selling your current one, Bridgit’s bridging loans provide the speed, flexibility, and support you need. Apply today and make your next move with confidence.
At Bridgit, we’re proudly filling the gap in the market with a dependable bridging loan solution that meets the needs of Australian homeowners and the mortgage broking industry. Let’s run you through five key ways Bridgit is built with modern borrowers and brokers in mind.