How Auction Bridging Finance Helped a First-Time Landlord Secure a Residential Property

Auction Bridging Loan for First-Time Landlords
A first-time landlord approached KSEYE for auction bridging finance to purchase a 1-bedroom flat in Edgware, North London, after securing the property at auction for £187,500. With no existing investment portfolio, the borrower required a flexible bridging loan to support the purchase, with the balance of the purchase price funded through business income.
Why it Worked
Both the borrower and guarantor were first-time landlords with no existing investment properties. The borrower was able to fund the balance of the purchase price through business income, while the 65% LTV provided a clear equity position in the property.
Rather than relying solely on previous landlord experience, KSEYE assessed the bridging finance application based on its wider circumstances. This flexible, case-by-case approach allowed KSEYE to provide a residential bridging loan that supported the borrower’s first step into property investment.
From Capital Raise to Future Investment
Entering the property investment market can present additional challenges for new landlords, particularly when they do not yet have an established portfolio or previous investment track record.
Bridging finance can provide a practical short-term funding solution for first-time landlords purchasing suitable investment properties, including properties acquired at auction. In this case, the auction bridging loan gave the borrower the funding needed to complete the purchase, with the planned exit being either the sale or refinance of the property.
Whether your client is an experienced investor or purchasing their first investment property, KSEYE takes a flexible approach to bridging loans and property finance.
If you have a client looking for auction bridging finance, a residential bridging loan or short-term funding for a property purchase, speak to our team today to discuss their requirements.
Loan Amount
£121,875
LTV
65%
Rate
0.84% pm
Purpose
Auction purchase
Rates reflect products at the time the loan was completed