For a first-time BRRR investor, what are the key differences and implications of using a bridging loan vs. short-term development finance for the initial purchase and renovation phase, specifically regarding interest costs and exit strategies in the current climate?
Quick Answer
Bridging loans are swift, short-term solutions for property acquisition and light refurbishments. Development finance suits more extensive projects, funding construction in stages with tailored interest and exit strategies, often for new builds or significant conversions.
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First-time BRRR investor? Learn the differences between bridging loans & development finance for purchases & renovations. Understand interest costs, exit strategies & current UK regulations.
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