Bridge Loan Financing for Short Term Borrowing

Bridge Loan Provides Funding to Complete a Business Transaction

By travels, published Feb 20, 2006
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Bridge Loan (gap financing or swing loan) provides the necessary financial resources or money, to secure a short - term loan, usually under a year, from a financial institution or bank. The financing provides the borrower, within a short amount of time or within a week, necessary money or funds to purchase an estate (buying a home) or complete a business transaction. This happens when funds are not available to make an immediate purchase, but sufficient amount of cash will be received, which to pay the proceeding transaction, usually within a year. Until that time has arrived for permanent financing, the bridge loan, serves it's purpose. Many bridge loans provide the time between the sale of one property and the purchase of another. Quite often, purchasing a new home proceed the sale of an existing home or property, within a short duration of time, within weeks or months. In the commercial real estate market, the borrower may need a bridge loan, for a short period of time, which to pay immediate expense, until the existing property (retail or office space, apartment or condominium) is sold or permanent financing can be arranged.

Takeaways
  • A bridge Loan usually extends credit for less than one year.
  • Many home buyers utilize bridge loans, between the time buying and selling a home.
  • Interest rates paid on bridge loan is contingent upon being secured or unsecured debt.
Did You Know?
Many commercial real estate transactions will require a bridge loan.
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