Bespoke Short-Term Solutions
Structured funding for complex, commercially sound transactions.
Lending Lending Capital provides bespoke short-term finance for property transactions that fall outside standard lender templates but remain fundamentally strong. Where structure, timing, or complexity requires judgement rather than automation, we work collaboratively with brokers to design a facility that reflects real-world execution.
Loan sizes from £50,000 · Up to 75% LTV · Structural works considered
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This route is best suited to transactions where:
The structure is non-standard
Timing is critical
Multiple elements need to be considered together
A rigid product-led approach would be restrictive
We focus on whether the deal works commercially.
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Bespoke solutions may be suitable for:
Complex ownership or title structures
Mixed-use or unusual asset profiles
Phased or multi-stage transactions
Short-term funding ahead of a defined event
Transactions requiring judgement-led structuring
Each case is assessed on its own merits.
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Credit-led decision making, not product constraints
Early engagement with experienced decision-makers
Transparent structuring from the outset
Pragmatic approach to complexity where fundamentals are sound
We value clarity and honesty — particularly where a deal requires careful structuring.
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Our approach remains disciplined, even where structures are tailored. We focus on:
Asset quality and marketability
Loan-to-value and downside protection
Borrower experience and capability
Credible and deliverable exit strategy
Execution risk and mitigants
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Loan sizes from £50,000
Up to 75% LTV
UK-based property security
Residential, semi-commercial, and commercial assets
Structural works considered where appropriate
Pricing and structure are determined on a case-by-case basis.
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Initial discussion with the credit team
Outline of structure and key considerations
Indicative terms issued where viable
Due diligence, valuation, and legals
Completion and drawdown
Early dialogue is encouraged to ensure alignment before costs are incurred.