Finance for Property Development and Refurbishments
We offer fast, flexible bridging finance for property development, ideal for conversions, renovations, and small-scale builds.
*Strictly for business purposes only.

Bridging Finance for Property Development Projects
Our bridging loans are tailored for developers, landlords, and investors who need fast access to capital for refurbishments, conversions, or light development works — without the delays of traditional lenders.


How We Help with Property Development & Refurbishment
Whether you’re converting a unit, modernising an HMO, or increasing a property’s value before resale, our self-funded bridging loans give you the speed and control to keep your project moving.

Up to 70% Loan-to-Value
Secure a large portion of the hammer price with flexible terms.

Funding Within Days
Auction deadlines are tight — we move fast to meet them.

No Income Proof Required
Ideal for developers, landlords, and investors with complex finances.

Tailored Exit Plans
Repay from resale, refinance, or long-term investment mortgage.
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JoTash Capital offers two tailored bridging loan products, based on risk level and client profile:
1.5% Arrangement Fee + 1.5% Monthly Interest + 1.5% Exit Fee
Up to 60% Loan-to-Value (LTV)
Loan Term: 3, 6, or 9 Months
No Heavy Adverse, No Bankruptcies, No Repossessions, No Live CCJs, No Missed Payments
2% Arrangement Fee + 2% Monthly Interest + 2% Exit Fee
Up to 70% Loan-to-Value (LTV)
Loan Term: 3, 6, or 9 Months
Designed for Borrowers with CCJs, Missed Payments, or Adverse Credit History
Minimum Loan: £50,000 | Maximum Loan: £500,000
Keep Your Project Moving Without Delay
Get a tailored development finance quote or speak to a specialist today.Have a question? check these answers.
Yes our loans can fund small-to-medium scale builds or refurbishments, provided they’re for business use.
No if your project falls under permitted development, we can still help.
We support residential investment, commercial, and mixed-use properties, as long as the funding is for business purposes.

