Fast, short-term finance for auction purchases, chain-breaks, refurbishment projects and time-critical opportunities — fully authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority and sourced from the whole of market.
Bridging finance is a short-term lending solution and may not be suitable for everyone. Before proceeding, you should have a clear repayment strategy in place.
Failure to repay a bridging loan at the end of the term could result in additional interest, fees, and ultimately the loss of the property or asset secured against the loan.
Bridging finance exists for situations where a standard mortgage timeline doesn't work — an auction deadline, a chain that's about to collapse, a property that needs work before it can be mortgaged conventionally, or an opportunity that won't wait.
Node is fully authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority and works with lenders across the bridging market, so the loan gets structured around your exit strategy — whether that's sale, refinance, or completion of works — rather than forced into a one-size-fits-all product.
The earlier we're involved, the more options are still on the table.
What you're buying, why it's time-critical, and how the loan will be repaid.
A structured proposal with the fee disclosed upfront — Specialist Property Finance is typically £495, payable at the point of application.
We push the case through valuation and legal work as quickly as the deal allows.
Funds released, and we stay involved until the exit is complete.
Common uses include auction purchases, breaking a property chain, buying a property that isn't mortgageable in its current state, and short-term funding ahead of a planned refinance or sale.
A clear idea of your exit strategy is the most important thing — how and when the loan will be repaid. We'll talk this through with you before recommending anything.
It depends on the lender, the legal work, and how quickly you can supply documents — but bridging is built for speed, and we push cases accordingly.
Tell us what you need and we'll come back to you directly — usually the same day.
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