As other opportunities present themselves, you can put those funds to use elsewhere. You may be less financially committed to the project. You are less likely to invest in the project financially. You can protect your savings by financing your projects.
Don't take on large projects - With this type of loan you can invest far less in a project. Borrowing 90% loan to the cost can allow you to put down 10% of the project's cost. You don't need to put all your savings into the project.
Increase your return-on-investment - Property development will increase your return. If you put less money into the project, and reduce the profit by a small amount of money, you will receive a much higher return per PS.
Property refurbishment- This is where property refurbishment finance might be most appropriate. These loans are a form of bridging loan. They allow you to do anything, from minor repairs to major structural changes to a complete renovation.
It is possible to interchange the terms "development finance", "property finance", and "property loan" because they all refer to the same type and amount of borrowing.
There is a lot of overlap between property development loans as well as bridging loans. This is especially true when it comes to funding a site through planning before building it out or renovating it.
I am looking to buy property and then improve it before selling. Do you offer property development finance? Yes, we can. However, for these types projects, bridging financing is more appropriate. We can usually finance a percentage of the purchase price as well as the full cost for any necessary works.