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STAMP DUTY HOLIDAY
Use Bridging Finance to move FAST!
 
Bridging finance provides clients with a practical, short-term solution to take advantage of the stamp duty holiday and so rather than waiting for their sale to complete, they can use bridging to help finance the purchase of their new home and then pay off the loan once their sale has gone through.
 
Bridging is both fast and flexible, with loans usually approved and released in a matter of days, making it a very versatile and affordable option.
 
It also makes an attractive solution in other scenarios with a tight deadline, such as:
 
 
Crystal has developed close relationships with many specialist lenders to streamline the application process. This allows us to complete bridging loans quickly, whilst maintaining regulatory standards of quality.
 
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LATEST CASE STUDIES
Real Life Examples of Bridging Finance we have placed with lenders in the last month
 
Regulated Bridge to settle divorce rate of 0.68 pcm. Exit strategy comes from sale of farmland not offered as security.
 
Below Market Value Bridge completed in a week. 75% of Purchase Price (£150k) / 65% of value (£130k), Rate of 0.89% pcm, Deal came in Monday, Valued Wednesday, Completed Friday.
 
£146k Debt Consolidation whilst property was sold (was marketed pre C19, but the client needed to repay Credit Card debts which were severely affecting their credit). Client saved money on a monthly basis as the rate is 0.68% pcm, the interest was rolled allowing time to redeem.
 
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