Property Transactions & Time-Critical Finance

When the property opportunity is real—and the deadline is not moving.

Practical guidance for accountants helping clients prepare for purchases, refinancing, refurbishment and fixed completion dates.

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Choose the closest situation. You can browse all nine guides further down.

01 The client is buying business premises Read the relevant guide 02 A fixed completion deadline is approaching Read the relevant guide 03 Another property has not sold yet Read the relevant guide

9 practical guides

Find the question you need answered.

There is no required reading order. Each guide deals with one issue likely to affect the structure, cash requirement, evidence or timing of a property transaction.

Transactions & deadlines Purchases, bridging, works & refinancing 5 guides

01 A Client Is Buying Business Premises: When Should the Accountant Involve a Finance Broker? Business premises 02 When Bridging Finance Becomes Relevant to an Accountant’s Client Bridging finance 03 Funding Property Refurbishment Through a Limited Company Refurbishment 04 A Client Has an Expiring Development Facility: Why Early Refinancing Matters Development exit 05 A Client Needs to Complete Before Another Property Sells: What Finance Routes Could Be Considered? Buying before selling

Structure & risk Ownership, guarantees, VAT & pensions 4 guides

06 Commercial Property Purchase Through a Trading Company or SPV: Questions to Ask Early Acquisition structure 07 Personal Guarantees in Property Finance: What Accountants Should Flag Before a Director Signs Personal guarantees 08 A Client Is Buying a VAT-Elected Commercial Property: What Finance Questions Should the Accountant Flag? VAT-elected property 09 A Client Wants Their Pension to Buy Business Premises: When Should Finance Enter the Discussion? SIPP and SSAS

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