We #LovetoLend
At Roma, we understand that commercial and semi-commercial bridging loans can be suddenly required for a variety of reasons. It’s a type of short-term finance that rarely falls into traditional lenders’ simple, ready-made categories.
As an active investor in commercial property, you could waste weeks hunting down the right lender. Or you can come straight to us and let our expert, vastly experienced team find the solution.
Brownfield site? Business expansion or new startup? You’ll find us refreshingly open-minded about the type of property involved, the reason for the loan, and the exit strategy.
We can consider a variety of property types, constructions, credit profiles and income levels, and offer both first and second charge bridging loans. Truly a lender less ordinary.
- Semi-commercial and commercial solutions
- Loans from £75,000 to £3 million
- No exit fees
- Intelligent touch underwriting: every case considered on its merits
- Clear communication throughout the life of your finance
- Lending across England, Scotland and Wales
For the ‘Borrower First’ experience. Because every application is different.
At Roma Finance we understand that every property transaction is unique. That’s why we put flexibility and service at the forefront of everything we do. Tell us what kind of finance you need and we’ll find a way to make it happen.
- Fast: most bridging cases completed within 28 days
- Flexible: lending for every property type
- Simple: we have reinvented and streamlined the legal and underwriting process
- Trusted: we value integrity, and customers keep coming back
Got a question? We have answers
Commercial bridge loans (also known as commercial mortgage bridge loans) are short-term commercial real estate loans that are used for the purchase of commercial properties when permanent financing is not an option. Their primary use is when a property needs significant renovation before it will qualify for permanent financing.
Commercial bridging, also known as a commercial bridge loan is lending on commercial property, such as offices, retail units or industrial premises. It can also be used by those who want to purchase or refinance larger or more complex residential properties.
Currently, all commercial bridging finance is non-regulated, meaning the FCA extends no protection or supervision to this area of the industry. If you’re securing a loan for an investment property, a commercial building, or for a buy-to-let it will not be regulated.
We have a 'Borrower First' philosophy; we #LovetoLend
