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MT Finance

Specialist Lender
LondonEst. 2008

MT Finance is a specialist short-term bridging lender focused exclusively on delivering fast, flexible bridging loans across England and Wales. Their streamlined process and dedicated case management have earned them multiple industry awards for service and innovation in the bridging sector.

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Specialist Lender

Lending Focus

MT Finance offers mortgage products across 1 categories including Bridging.

Key Features

  • Award-winning bridging lender with rapid completions
  • Loans from £100k to £10m on residential and commercial assets
  • Dedicated case manager from enquiry to redemption
  • Same-day indicative terms available
  • Transparent pricing with no hidden fees

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Award-winning service with dedicated case manager for every deal
  • Same-day indicative terms available for urgent cases
  • Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
  • Purely focused on bridging — deep specialism in short-term lending

Cons

  • Broker-only — cannot apply directly
  • Only lends in England and Wales — no Scotland or Northern Ireland
  • Limited product range — bridging only, no development or BTL

Fees & Charges

Arrangement Fee

Typically 1.5–2% of the loan amount

Valuation Fee

Varies by property value — arranged through MT Finance panel

Early Repayment Charge

No ERC on standard bridging products

Overpayment Allowance

No restrictions — can repay at any time

Mortgage Rates

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Application Process

Processing Time

5–10 working days from application to completion

Online DIP

No — via broker or branch

Offer Valid For

4 weeks from date of offer

Lending Criteria

Maximum LTV

75%

Self-Employed Welcome

Frequently Asked Questions

Does MT Finance lend in Scotland?
No, MT Finance currently only provides bridging loans secured against properties in England and Wales.
How quickly can MT Finance provide terms?
MT Finance can provide same-day indicative terms on straightforward cases, making them one of the fastest in the market.
What is the maximum bridging loan from MT Finance?
MT Finance offers bridging loans from £100,000 up to £10 million on residential and commercial assets.
Does MT Finance charge exit fees?
MT Finance is transparent about all fees upfront. Specific exit fee arrangements depend on the product and should be confirmed at application.

How to Apply

Broker Only

MT Finance products are only available through mortgage brokers. Use our broker directory to find a broker with MT Finance on their lender panel.

Contact Information

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