Bridging and development finance deals involve short‑term funding to bridge a gap between a property purchase, planning or development activity, and longer‑term financing. A solicitor in this area drafts and negotiates facilities agreements, security over land and assets, evidence of title and planning conditions, and draws down funds while coordinating with lenders, developers and sellers. They also manage due diligence and ensure timely exits from the facility if milestones slip.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
These matters involve specialised commercial finance provisions, security interests, due diligence, cross‑collateralisation, consent regimes, and development risk; the solicitor handles drafting facilities agreements, security documents, and notices, ensures enforceability, and coordinates with lenders and contractors to protect the client’s position.
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