Property & Development Finance

Signs of recovery in the housing market have led to an increase in residential building developments. Having completed a project, developers then look to move swiftly onto the next; sometimes before all or part of the property is sold. NGI can discuss the various options available: including refinancing of existing site or a simple bridging…

If so we have a lender that can make it as painless as possible.

NGI Finance has access to some of the UK’s leading commercial bridging lenders. Loans can be arranged in less than 24 hours. We were approached by a client who was looking to carry out a complete refurbishment of their busy dental practice. Having secured a grant for the work the client purely needed to liaise…

Investment in property is becoming ever more popular, for many commercial properties property development finance is becoming crucial. Property development finance can cover a range of things, but generally will be used for new buildings, purchasing land or refurbishing existing properties. Most property development finance loans will be secured against the land or property that…

Discussing Commercial Mortgage Refinancing Refinancing a commercial mortgage, also known as remortgaging, has many advantages for a businesses wanting to expand or pull equity out of their property. An increasing amount of businesses are seeing growth opportunities as the lingering symptoms of the recession finally appear to be easing. Commercial remortgages are available and at…

Individuals and entrepreneurs are often deterred from starting a business when the scale of cash flow is realised and confidence is low. Business opportunities can come and go at a significant rate, so it’s important to understand your finance options and remain optimistic about your projections.

A Commercial Mortgage is similar to a mortgage used for a residential home, except that the collateral is a business property (eg: a shop, an office, an industrial unit, land, etc). Commercial Mortgages are usually in the name of the business rather than an individual. This means that the borrower may be a limited company,…