Lichfield | Investment Purchase
Higher leverage. Clear underwriting.
This 75% LTV bridging loan was structured to support an investment acquisition with a clear exit strategy and defined investment rationale.
£742,500 was provided using an AVM structure with completion achieved within three weeks.
The Scenario
The borrower required higher leverage to support an investment acquisition with a clearly defined strategy already in place.
The strength of the underlying asset, combined with a realistic exit and straightforward structure, supported the overall lending approach. Early clarity around the deal allowed the transaction to progress efficiently without unnecessary complexity.
The Structure
The structure balanced leverage with practical underwriting, allowing the borrower to secure funding quickly while maintaining a clear and commercially sensible approach to risk.
First charge bridging
£742,500 facility
75% LTV
AVM structure
Three-week completion
This 75% LTV bridging loan was designed to support the acquisition quickly while maintaining a clear and commercially sensible approach to underwriting.
The Outcome
Higher leverage does not need to create unnecessary friction.
In higher leverage transactions, confidence in both the asset and the exit strategy becomes increasingly important. Where the fundamentals of the deal are strong, leverage alone should not become a blocker to progress.
In this case, the combination of asset quality, structure, and exit strategy allowed the transaction to be assessed quickly and progressed with confidence.
For brokers, these types of deals often rely on early underwriting clarity and a lender willing to look beyond headline leverage to understand the wider rationale behind the acquisition.
Where the structure works and the exit is clearly understood, decisive lending can keep transactions moving without unnecessary delays.
Clear underwriting.
Decisive lending.
Delivered as expected.
📍 No Drama. Just Deals.