Willow Private Finance Elevates Clients Property Investment

4 April 2024

In a demonstration of strong financial acumen, Stephen Pendry from Willow Private Finance significantly impacted a clients latest property investment. Nick, a 40-year-old sales director with an impressive property portfolio, had identified a golden opportunity—a property valued at £280,000 available for just £180,000. Intent on renovating and selling the property for £375,000 through his limited company, Nick faced the challenge of financing not just the purchase but also the ambitious renovation.


Enter Stephen Pendry, whose strategic guidance was pivotal. Recognizing the potential for substantial profit without requiring additional properties as security, Stephen tailored a bridging loan to Nick's unique situation. The financial structure Stephen devised was nuanced and advantageous: a gross loan of £252,000 against a net of £216,512 over nine months, with interest rates starting at 0.995% and capped at 2%, plus a clear outline of fees—ensuring transparency and manageability.


The ingenuity of Stephen's strategy lay in its flexibility and cost-effectiveness, allowing Nick to focus on the renovation without financial strain. The loan's terms, including the option for early repayment without penalties, were aligned with the project's fast-paced timeline, estimated at 3-4 months for completion. This financial blueprint not only underpinned the project's viability but also exemplified Willow Private Finance's commitment to crafting bespoke financial solutions that resonate with their clients' investment philosophies and goals.


Through Stephen's expertise, Nick's venture was not just a property purchase but a calculated investment move, leveraging the potential of the market and the strategic use of financial products. This case study underscores the significance of professional financial advice in navigating the complexities of property investments, showcasing how tailored financial solutions can turn ambitious visions into profitable realities.


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