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Bridging loans 'can be a useful tool' when buying a house...

Bridging loans can be a useful tool for people who need to "bridge" the time gap between the sale of a property and the purchase of a new property, according to a representative from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML).

A spokeswoman for the trade association said it is essential that the borrower and the financial institution work together to establish a clear view of the exit strategy of a bridging loan, as they are more suited to short-term solutions for property-related transactions.

She added that whatever their circumstances, people should ensure they agree to an appropriate bridging loan contract that meet their needs and that they only remain bound to that contract as long as it is necessary to do so.

"Entering into a bridging finance contract without knowing what your subsequent rollover strategy is does not make any sense," the CML spokeswoman said.

According to the spokeswoman, the main reason for taking out a bridging loan is where there is a "mismatch" between the sale and purchase of property or when it is necessary to quickly complete a sale.
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