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These can be either investment property which is rented out or owner occupied air jordan shoes.Despite the credit crunch these is still a reasonable availability of this type of funding so long as there are no major problems with either the property, such as environmental issues, or the company which means it has to have been both profitable over the prior three years in total and had no catastrophic trading losses in any one year.

Bank advances are normally around 60% to 65% of Open Market Value (OMV) but you may be able to raise up to say 70% from other funders, depending on market conditions and the strength of your proposal nike heels.If an applicant or a related person (which is defined as a spouse, common law partner, parent, sibling, child, grandchild or grandparent) lives or intends to live at part of a property being offered as security, and the living accommodation comprises over 40% of the property, the loan will be regulated in the same way as domestic mortgages.

In this case you will need to obtain advice from an Independent Financial Advisor (IFA) nike heels for sale.Funders will need details of the property involved and its current value as well as details of the rental income or the business's trading performance to assess your ability to service the loan.

BridgingAs an alternative to a long term commercial mortgage, there are a limited number of serious players in the commercial property bridging market nike air max ltd. These offer short term loans, typically on a six or twelve month term, of up to 70% of OMV (or 60% on a second charge basis).

Bridging is always however expensive money and you should expect interest rates of between 1% and 1.75% per month. Against this, such loans can be arranged quickly and being interest only, which can sometimes be 'rolled up' into a bullet payment at redemption, can have short term cash flow advantages.So why take the risk Well bridging loans can be obtained quickly and can therefore be used to raise cash in an emergency or to take advantage of an opportunity. They are also usually based on valuation rather than purchase price so can provide higher funding in situations where a distressed asset is being bought. They are also largely based simply on the underlying security value of the asset and so can be used in circumstances where a business does not have the accounts required with which to obtain a normal commercial mortgage at the outset.Given how expensive this type of loan can be you should only ever take a bridging loan out if you have a clear idea as to how you are going to be able to repay it and you should take advice from a broker who knows the market.Sale and leasebackWith a sale and leaseback the property is sold to an investor which allows you to realise its full value. You then lease the property back typically over 15 or 25 years on normal institutional terms with, for example, rent reviews every five years. The investor will then be looking for the rent charged to provide a reasonable yield against the price paid for it.As an investment, this type of deal is usually only applicable in situations with properties worth over say 𧺬,000 in value, and in addition to the bricks and mortar value of the building, investors will be concerned about the strength of your business as a 'covenant' which means your likely ability to pay the rent into the future.Sale and leasebacks are often very useful in MBO/MBIs and other business acquisitions, as the ability to realise 100% of the open market value eliminates the need to tie up some of the available equity in bricks and mortar, as would be needed with a commercial mortgage of say 70%.