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Many landlords who aren’t exiting the market see opportunities for portfolio growth and bridging can a key part to play in making this happen.

What options do Buy-to-Let landlords have if they want to improve the returns that they are able to achieve on a property investment?

Bridging has again demonstrated its resilience amidst challenging economic conditions. 

Our sector rightly has a positive reputation, and it is underpinned by a professionalism which is found throughout all ASTL lenders.

The importance of effective communication is something we consistently talk about at London Credit.

The importance of the exit in bridging finance cannot be overstated. It is fundamental to the success of an application and needs to be monitored for viability purposes throughout the course of the project – especially in the current economic climate.

We have written in the past about the need for contingencies but it’s worth reiterating the message that brokers must ensure their clients possess several exit strategies for their bridging loan cases. The deteriorating economic climate and decelerating property market have rendered 'plan A' less reliable, making it crucial to establish 'plan B' and even 'plan C.' 

At London Credit, all of our bridging rates are fixed rates, because we believe they offer certainty and transparency.

From our experience at London Credit, we believe that the property investment market is still buoyant. With new home purchases relatively low, the private rented sector is standing firm.