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Our Registered Office Address is The Old Laundry, Bridge Street, Southwick, Hampshire, PO17 6DZ | Data Protection Act License number: Z1130710
We are registered as a Consumer Credit Business with Consumer Credit License number: 0611208
Our Registered Office Address is The Old Laundry, Bridge Street, Southwick, Hampshire, PO17 6DZ | Data Protection Act License number: Z1130710
We are registered as a Consumer Credit Business with Consumer Credit License number: 0611208
THE BRIGHT APPROACH
TO BRIDGING FINANCE
Brightbuy is a principle lender offering bespoke short term funding solutions for a broad range of clients and property based transactions.
Our core lending market is residential investment property and we cater for investment purchasers seeking funding in a very short space of time. We strive to structure a short term loan to satisfy your requirements and you can always expect quick decisions and competitive rates.
Clients use our short term funding for properties which require refurbishment, which are not currently mortgageable or which are dramatically below market value and require 7 or 14 day completions.
Our core lending market is residential investment property and we cater for investment purchasers seeking funding in a very short space of time. We strive to structure a short term loan to satisfy your requirements and you can always expect quick decisions and competitive rates.
Clients use our short term funding for properties which require refurbishment, which are not currently mortgageable or which are dramatically below market value and require 7 or 14 day completions.
We are ready to do business
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