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100% Property Development Finance still available during the credit crunch

At a time when so many property commentators are highly negative about the prospects for the UK housing market it is somewhat surprising that it is still possible to raise up to 100% of purchase and development costs for property development projects. [more]

No deposit Property Development Finance

Do you have the opportunity to take on a property development project but lack finance to get started? Are your finances already accounted for in other development projects which are restricting your opportunity to take advantage of new and profitable development opportunities? [more]

Property Development case study

Mr B (a fairly new developer) required funding for a property development project which involved building a substantial extension to a 3 bedroom detached cottage. The plan was to convert the cottage.... [more]

How to finance a property development project

Whether you are thinking about property development for the first time or you are an experienced developer looking for some new ideas, the financial basics are always the same. To make a profit the developer must: [more]

Development Finance

Property and land development often requires a mix of short and long term finance to acquire sites, build new properties, refurbish existing properties and purchase land. [more]

How to raise 100% Property Development Finance

The normal 70/70 lending ratio favoured by high street banks is now being challenged by astute property developers, short term financiers and a new breed of property development finance lenders. [more]

Wanted - Property and Land Development Opportunities

Do you have land or property that could be worth more money with planning permission for additional houses or flats [more]

Purchase property development projects faster by using 100% finance

As high margin opportunities become scarcer in today’s property development market, being able to finance the acquisition of development opportunities at up to 100% of total purchase and development costs could make all the difference to your bottom line. [more]

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