Great House Giveaway: What kind of renovator are you? You’re a… future property entrepreneur.
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Find out more about what the quiz says about your renovator type.Where some people see problems, you see potential and you won’t let dodgy décor get in the way of a great deal. You’re not afraid to take on a challenge and take great pride in taking a hidden gem and polishing it up into a diamond.
Whether it’s flipping property for profit or building up a rental portfolio, you’re always on the look-out for the next opportunity. Your inbox is full of property alerts and you’ve got your local auction house on speed dial so you’re always first to bag a bargain.
The three little words you really want to hear are ‘return on investment’ and you know the numbers inside out. You’ve always got your eye on the up-and-coming areas and trends, and spreadsheets are your best friend. You’re willing to take a calculated risk (if the numbers add up, of course) and you’ve got big ambitions for where you want your property empire to take you.
How Together can help you achieve your future property entrepreneur potential
Whether you’re already on your way to full-blown property mogul or haven’t taken your first step onto the property ladder yet, financing may be key to achieving your dreams. While we can’t offer you advice here and now, there are a few products you might want to think about when starting or growing your property empire.
#1. Auction finance
Spotted a quirky property at auction that’s got loads of potential? Auction finance could help you bag that bargain.
Speed is of the essence when buying at auction, with most auctioneers needing payment within 28 days of the hammer falling, and that’s what Together does best. We can also help you with properties other lenders might brand ‘unmortgagable’ and share your vision to turn a beast into a beauty. We also look at your financial picture as a whole, rather than relying on tick boxes, to make financing decisions that see the person – and the potential – behind the application.
- Want to bid for success? Check out our guide to auction finance, including video tips from our experts on the do’s and don’ts of buying property at auction.
#2. Bridging finance
If you need a boost to your funds while you wait to sell another property or cash in an investment, bridging finance could be an option.
A bridging loan lasts for an agreed term – typically 12 months – and you only pay back the interest until the loan term is up, when you’ll need to repay the full amount. You can pay back a bridging loan before the end of the term, and only pay interest on the time the loan was active. Fees can be rolled into the lump sum you pay back at the end, so it can be a great value way to get the short-term finance you need.
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Interest piqued but still have questions? Find out everything you need to know in our 'Ten frequently asked bridging finance questions' blog.
#3. Development finance
If you’ve got a bug for building, or want to convert an existing property into a business opportunity, development finance may be able to help you get your plans off the page.
Together offer loans for all types of development including residential property, HMOs, student accommodation, commercial property, starter units and more, from acquisition and planning to sale or rental. Often we can make a decision within 48 hours, and give you fast, regular access to financing so you can keep your project moving.
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