From building one or two homes on a small plot, to a fully-fledged residential development, its important that you have the right finance in place, or your project can ground to a halt.
Acquiring land and derelict buildings for residential development is a key trend in the UK housing market. Demand for housing coupled with a lack of available land means that developers need to be creative with their plans in order to provide well-built housing that fits in with the local community.
If you are new to this type of development, or you are planning an unusual or large project, one of your first considerations is how to finance it. You could get a regular loan or mortgage, but these are often not available for development purposes and lenders may not be happy to loan as much money as you require. If you have been developing property previously, you may have money in the bank, but this is not usually enough to buy the land or property and then to develop it.
There are specialist finance agencies who are experts in providing finance for developments. These companies have experience in assessing the development potential of a site and in forecasting returns from...
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