BRIDGING FINANCE

Bridge the gap. Close the deal.

Fast, flexible bridging loans to cover the gap between purchase and sale — without missing your settlement date.

Up to 80%LVR
$200K–$20MLoan Range
1–12 monthsTerm
From 8% p.a.Rates
Res. & Comm.Security

Overview

Settlement timing should not kill your deal.

Bridging finance covers the period between purchasing a new property and selling an existing one. When settlement dates do not align — or when a sale takes longer than expected — a bridging loan ensures you do not miss the opportunity.

We structure bridging facilities with flexibility built in. If your sale is delayed, we work with you on extensions rather than forcing a fire sale. The facility is designed to be temporary, with a clear exit upon sale or refinance.

Bridging loans are commonly used by owner-occupiers upgrading, investors acquiring, and developers purchasing sites ahead of DA approval.

Key features

  • First or second mortgage security
  • Covers the gap between purchase and sale
  • Interest capitalised — no monthly repayments required
  • Flexible terms up to 12 months
  • Extension options if your sale is delayed
  • Fast approval and settlement

Who is this for?

01

Purchase before sale

Buy your next property before your current one has sold. We bridge the equity gap so you can move forward without being held hostage by market timing.

02

Settlement extension

When your buyer pulls out or settlement is delayed, a bridging loan gives you the time and funding to renegotiate without losing the deal.

03

Chain breaks

Break a chain of dependent transactions so one delay does not collapse the entire sequence. We fund the gap so every party can settle on time.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions

Bridging finance is a short-term loan that covers the gap between buying a new property and selling an existing one. It allows you to complete a purchase before your sale has settled.
In most cases, interest is capitalised — meaning it is added to the loan balance and repaid at the end of the term when you sell or refinance. This reduces cash flow pressure during the bridging period.
We build flexibility into our facilities. If your sale takes longer than expected, we can discuss extensions to your bridging term rather than forcing a distressed sale.
Yes. Bridging finance is commonly used for auction purchases where you need to settle quickly. For even faster settlement, consider a caveat loan for the deposit.
We take a registered mortgage — typically first mortgage over the property being purchased, and sometimes a second mortgage over the property being sold. See our first mortgage page for more on our security requirements.

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