Limited companies can access a variety of property finance options, including:

⦁ Commercial mortgages: These are designed for companies that want to purchase a property for commercial use. They often have different interest rates and requirements than residential mortgages.

⦁ Bridging loans: These are short-term loans that can be used to cover the gap between the purchase of a new property and the sale of an existing one. They can be especially helpful for companies that need to move quickly to secure a property.

⦁ Development finance: This type of financing is designed for companies that want to develop a property or undertake a renovation project. The loan is typically based on the projected value of the property once the project is completed.

⦁ Equity finance: This involves selling a portion of the company in exchange for financing. This can be a good option for companies that need a large amount of financing and are willing to give up some control over the business.

⦁ Invoice finance: This involves selling unpaid invoices to a third-party lender in exchange for immediate cash. This can be a good option for companies that have a lot of outstanding invoices and need to access cash quickly.

When considering property finance options for a limited company, it’s important to carefully evaluate the costs and risks associated with each option. It’s also important to have a solid business plan in place, as lenders will want to see evidence of the company’s financial stability and potential for growth. Working with a Blue Arrow Finance professional can be helpful in identifying the best financing options for your specific business needs and circumstances.