Caveat loans, second mortgages and bridging loans are short-term, property-secured finance for when timing matters: a tax deadline, a settlement, or a gap until a sale or refinance.
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Secured bridging loan from $20K to $2M over 2 to 6 months, paying interest and fees only, with the principal due at maturity.
Property-secured bridging finance from $150K to $7.5M for business owners who own property and have a clear exit strategy.
Business bridging loan from $20K to $5M secured over Australian property, for business or investment purposes, with an open term.
Short-term caveat loan from $20K to $5M secured over Australian property, for business or investment purposes, with an open term.
Second mortgage business loan from $20K to $5M secured over Australian property, for business or investment purposes.
Short-term loan from $250K, typically up to 12 months, for commercial property purchase or refinance, pre-development funding or residual stock.
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They are assessed mainly on the equity in the property and a clear exit, so they can settle faster than mainstream lending.
How much equity you have, and whether the lender takes a caveat, second or first mortgage, drives the price and the maximum.
Lenders want to know exactly how the loan will be repaid. Have the sale, refinance or incoming funds mapped out.
Establishment, legal, valuation and exit fees add up on a short loan.
A short-term loan where the lender lodges a caveat on the title of a property you own as security. It can settle quickly but usually costs more than a registered mortgage.
Usually months rather than years, sized to the time until your sale, refinance or payment arrives.
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