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Jeff Smith from Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage discusses bridge loans in this tutorial. A bridge loan is a short-term loan that allows homeowners to tap into the equity of their current property to purchase a new one without having to sell their existing home first. This can be advantageous in a competitive real estate market, where properties sell quickly. By using a bridge loan, buyers can avoid making contingent offers based on the sale of their current home, which can strengthen their position in negotiations. The tutorial also covers the qualifications needed to secure a bridge loan.

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What is a bridge loan agreement?

Also known as a bridge financing. A temporary loan or financing with a maturity of less than a year that is used until a company can secure permanent financing from debt lenders or equity investors.

What happens at the end of a bridge loan?

Most people pay off their bridge loan with money from the sale of their current home, but there are other repayment options. Bridge loans may be structured in a number of different ways but commonly have a balloon payment at the end where the full amount is due by a certain date.

Which financial instrument is used for bridge financing?

Bridge financing normally comes from an investment bank or venture capital firm in the form of a loan or equity investment. Bridge financing is also used for initial public offerings (IPO) or may include an equity-for-capital exchange instead of a loan.

How long is a bridge loan good for?

Bridge loans (also known as swing loans) are typically short-term in nature, lasting on average from 6 months up to 1 year, and are often used in real estate transactions. They can be used as a means through which to finance the purchase of a new home before selling your existing residence.

Does a bridge loan pay off your mortgage?

A lender offers you a loan to pay off the balance of your mortgage plus enough for a down payment. Your current mortgage is paid off, and the bridge loan takes first position until you sell your current home, at which point you pay off the loan.

What are the disadvantages of a bridge loan?

The cons of a bridge loan typically involve a high interest rate, transaction costs and the uncertainty in the sale of the asset where the money it tied up. Bridge loans are meant to be temporary devices to free up money that is tied up pending the sale of the real estate asset.

What is the longest term for a bridging loan?

With a bridging loan, there is a maximum term of 24 months (12 months regulated), and you will need to provide the lender with a clear exit strategy. This might be by refinancing to a basic or buy-to-let mortgage, selling the property or other means.

What are the pros and cons of a bridging loan?

Bridging loans can be used for various purposes, such as buying property quickly, avoiding repossession, and paying tax debts. However, it is essential to note that these loans may come with additional costs, such as arrangement fees, valuation fees, and legal fees.

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