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Welcome to the web site of Meta Commercial Finance. We are a Specialist Boutique Bridging Loan Broker with access to a number of specialist bridging loan providers, many of which are not accessible directly by the public. As we are not affiliated to any one lender we can arrange the best bridging loan for your circumstances. Unlike other Bridging Loan Brokers we will not squeeze you into a product that is not suitable for you.
We can arrange First Charge Bridging Loans and Second Charge Bridging Loans from £25,000 to £25,000,000, at terms from 1 month to 12 months and with highly competitive rates starting at 1% per month. 21.2% APR typical.
Our bridging loans are for all types of borrowers, including Status and Non Status Bridging Loans, Bridging Loans for the self employed, companies and individuals, also, borrowers who are having credit problems. Bridging Loans can be secured against residential properties, commercial properties and land.
For a non obligation Bridging Loan Quote call today on 0151 737 1051, or fill in your details and a brief description of the loan you require in the form below.
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Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up payments on your mortgages or loans you have secured on it.
This week’s News Stories:
Secret millionaire sued by little brother over property sale
Thursday 15th July 2010
One of the most generous secret millionaires from the Channel 4 programme of the same name – who during one episode gave away £155,000 of his
Done Brothers inject £25m into Manchester bridging lender
Thursday 15th July 2010
Prolific businessman and the world’s largest independent bookmakers, Fred and Peter Done, have pledged to pump up to £25million into Manchester-based bridging lender, Goldentree Financial Services. Fred
Bad management blamed for 56% of corporate insolvencies
Wednesday 14th July 2010
Incompetence or bad management of company directors causes 56% of corporate failures, while nearly 40% of businesses could have been saved if professional advice had been
Debt charity urges banks to provide bank accounts to bankrupts
Wednesday 14th July 2010
The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) has published a report urging banks and building societies to change their policies and stop discriminating against undischarged bankrupts. In Called to