SLS launches 'Suspension Bridge' with Tiuta

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Bridging loan specialist Tiuta has joined forces with Savills Lending Solutions (SLS) to launch its "Suspension Bridge" offering.

The product is aimed at property owners looking to refinance existing borrowing or unencumbered property in the short term in order to take advantage of housing market opportunities and buy further property. Suspension Bridge will provide an agreed total borrowing level with a drawdown facility meaning borrowers can be provided with single or multiple allocations of funds within an hour of instruction. Aimed at professional investors with existing properties, Tiuta can offer the deal at 0.95% for loan-to-values (LTVs) of 55% and under. "The current property market is offering below mark...

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