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Development and refurbishment

Development or refurbishment finance enquiries

For property works, refurbishment or development-led enquiries, share the project type, works estimate, funding amount, property value and expected timing.

Share project details

What we need to know

Project type
Works estimate
Funding amount, property value and term

Route context

Projects need scope, cost and exit route

Development and refurbishment enquiries are easier to route when the project type, works cost, planning status and repayment route are set out clearly.

Share whether the project is refurbishment, conversion, ground-up development or another works-led need

Add the works estimate, planning status and expected loan term

Explain whether the exit is sale, refinance, retained investment or another route

Property documents, keys and valuation-style details on a desk

Questions

Development and refurbishment questions

What details are useful for a refurbishment finance enquiry?

Useful details include the current property value, expected value after works if known, works estimate, planning status, funding need, term and exit route.

Can development finance be used for property refurbishment?

Some enquiries relate to refurbishment, conversion or works-led property projects. Suitability depends on the project, property, security, borrower position and lender criteria.

What is an exit strategy?

An exit strategy is the intended way the short-term finance would be repaid, such as selling a property, refinancing, completing a development sale or using another defined repayment route.

Can a limited company enquire about bridging finance?

Yes. A limited company can start an enquiry where the funding need relates to a property purchase, refinance, development, refurbishment or business purpose backed by suitable security.