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What Lenders Want From First-Time Property Developers

What Lenders Want From First-Time Property Developers

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What Lenders Want From First-Time Property Developers Whether you’re aiming to flip houses or construct new developments, there are several key considerations that will significantly influence your success in raising development finance. In this post, we will delve into the essential factors that first-time property developers should keep in mind because they make raising finance
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The Soaring Growth of the UK Care Home Sector

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The Soaring Growth of the UK Care Home Sector: Trends and Implications The UK care home sector has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, driven by demographic changes and an increasing demand for high-quality care services. This has been matched by lenders offering bespoke and specialist terms to this sector. But what are the factors
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Why Commercial Mortgage Finance Is More Expensive Than Residential

Why Commercial Mortgage Finance Is More Expensive Than Residential

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Why Commercial Mortgage Finance Is More Expensive Than Residential When it comes to financing properties it is something we love doing. One question that often occurs is why there is a disparity in interest rates between commercial mortgages and residential mortgages? This price discrepancy is rooted in several factors, each contributing to the higher costs
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Common Costs Associated with Buy-to-Let Mortgages

Common Costs Associated with Buy-to-Let Mortgages

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Common Costs Associated with Buy-to-Let Mortgages Investing in real estate through buy-to-let properties is a popular choice among investors, even with the rise in interest rates and higher cost of borrowing. The demand for rental properties continues to rise, with rentals increasing as a result, making it an attractive avenue for generating income. However, it’s
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the best advice a property developer ever gave

The Best Advice a Property Developer Ever Gave

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The Best Advice a Property Developer Ever Gave Property development in the UK is a thriving industry with a rich history and unique challenges (boy don’t we all know that). Over the years, property developers have amassed a wealth of experience and wisdom, offering invaluable advice for those seeking to make their mark in the
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CBILS & BBLS – What Is The Default Rate?

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CBILS & BBLS – What Is The Default Rate? Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme and the Bounce Back Loan Scheme. The main two schemes offered by Government to support businesses during the Covid period. Whilst CBILS was assessed by lenders (sometimes loosely), the BBLS was almost sanctioned without assessment. What happened afterwards was always going
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Invoice Finance vs Invoice Factoring, What's The Difference

Invoice Finance vs Invoice Factoring, What’s The Difference?

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Invoice Finance vs Invoice Factoring, What’s The Difference? Let’s remember that a healthy cash flow is a constant challenge for businesses and an absolute essential. Financial instruments like invoice finance and invoice factoring have gained popularity as solutions to this issue. Historically, any form of invoice finance or factoring was taken as a sign of
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The Care Sector Finance Need

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The Care Sector Finance Need The UK care sector has been in and out of favour with lenders and likely will continue to be that way. What can’t be argued is the size of the sector and demand coming in the years ahead. In the UK: In 2020, there were approximately 11,300 care homes in
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