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About Commercial Funding
Helen Ferneyhough Associates is a mortgage brokers providing advice and services for residential mortgages. Please note, we do not offer advice or services related to commercial mortgages. If you enquire about a commercial mortgage, we will refer your details to a third-party specialist who handles this area. By contacting Helen Ferneyhough Associates regarding commercial mortgages, you acknowledge and agree that we will pass your details to our trusted commercial mortgage partners, who will contact you directly.
To initiate a conversation with our third-party advisors, simply complete our enquiry form. We respect your privacy to the highest degree, therefore your personal information will solely be used to respond to your queries and will never be stored for marketing activities.
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT
Commercial Lending, some Bridging Finance and most Buy to Let mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Bridging Loans
A Bridging Loan is a short-term finance option to enable a property to be purchased when it wouldn’t normally be possible. This may be because you are buying at auction, haven’t sold one property yet or repairs need to be made before a term mortgage is suitable.
Property Finance
We deal with all types of property finance. You may be looking to purchase or refinance a commercial investment property, a complex Buy-to-Let property or have a project requiring development finance.
Owner Occupier
Do you currently rent your business premises? We can help you purchase premises for your business saving you rent and gaining an asset in the process.
Business Protection
Available to all kinds of business structures including partnerships (including limited liability partnerships), shareholders, sole traders and key people. It can also be used to ensure repayment of a business debt in the event of death or critical illness of an owner, director, partner, key person or sole trader. How the arrangement is set up will depend on the type of business and its particular needs.
Below is a summary of the most common types of business protection arrangement:
- Relevant Life Cover.
- Partnership or shareholder protection.
- Loan protection.
- Key Person Protection.
