Lex Gielen
Founder Capilex
Bridging finance
Bridging finance enables you to immediately improve your liquidity by taking out a loan with an existing real estate object as collateral.
Bridging finance
Bridging finance enables you to immediately improve your liquidity by taking out a loan with an existing real estate object as collateral. This financing structure allows you to turn the value currently held in bricks and mortar into liquid assets. The funds released by this financing vehicle may then be used for business purposes.
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Take that opportunity
From time to time a great opportunity crosses your path. As an entrepreneur you then need to access funds directly to facilitate an investment in people or a specific business asset. Or perhaps in that large bulk consignment that is unexpectedly up for grabs. A temporary lack of liquidity should not of course stand in the way of this opportunity from an entrepreneurial point of view. The purpose of bridging finance is that it enables your business to grow even at times when you only have limited direct funds.
from 0.61%
Min monthly rate
60 months
Terms
70%
Max loan-to-value
Establish a loan and continue with business
When you take out such a bridging loan, we establish the first mortgage on your business premises. Or, if applicable, we take over the first mortgage on behalf of another lender. By looking at your property in this way, it is possible to quickly and reliably release value from the bricks and mortar and invest the funds in your company. The result? Business growth because resources are being invested smartly.
Choose a smart combination
Because we offer different types of financing, we are adept at effectively creating smart combinations. For example, it is perfectly possible to release equity capital for leased properties by combining bridging finance with buy-to-let finance. Using our advanced technology, based partly on artificial intelligence, we quickly determine the possibilities. We do this partly by requesting relevant information regarding the LTV (Loan-To-Value) ratio, the company’s numbers, the potential repayment capacity and of course the collateral that will be made available. Do you as a professional party also want to make smart use of the surplus value of your property?