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TAB Lending

Specialist Lender
LondonEst. 2017

TAB Lending (The Alternative Bridge) is a property finance platform offering bridging loans and development funding. They connect investor capital with borrowers needing short-term finance, using technology to streamline the lending process while maintaining personal relationships with brokers and borrowers.

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TAB Lending

Specialist Lender

Lending Focus

TAB Lending offers mortgage products across 3 categories including Bridging, Development, Limited Company.

Key Features

  • Technology-driven bridging platform with fast processing
  • Loans from £200k to £10m on property assets
  • Development finance for experienced developers
  • Transparent fee structure with no hidden charges
  • Flexible terms tailored to individual project needs

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Technology-driven platform with transparent fee structure
  • No hidden charges — clear upfront pricing
  • Loans up to £10m for substantial property transactions
  • Experienced development finance team alongside bridging

Cons

  • Broker-only — no direct-to-consumer applications
  • Higher minimum loan of £200k limits smaller deals
  • Relatively new entrant — established 2017

Fees & Charges

Arrangement Fee

Typically 1.5–2% of the loan amount

Valuation Fee

Varies by property value — instructed at application

Early Repayment Charge

No ERC — early repayment permitted without penalty

Overpayment Allowance

No restrictions — can repay at any time

Mortgage Rates

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Application Process

Processing Time

1–3 weeks 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

What is the minimum loan size from TAB Lending?
TAB Lending offers loans from £200,000 up to £10 million, making them better suited for mid-to-large transactions.
How does TAB Lending fund its loans?
TAB Lending connects investor capital with borrowers through their property finance platform, providing an alternative funding model to traditional bank lending.
Does TAB Lending offer development finance?
Yes, TAB Lending provides development finance for experienced developers alongside their core bridging loan products.
Are there hidden fees with TAB Lending?
No, TAB Lending prides itself on a transparent fee structure with no hidden charges. All costs are clearly outlined upfront at the terms stage.

How to Apply

Broker Only

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

Contact Information

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Regulatory Status

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