What are Bridging Loans?
A bridging loan covers the “peak debt” created when you buy a new home before selling the existing one. The facility comprises:
Old loan balance
New purchase price + costs
Less your available cash deposit
Interest is capitalised (added to the balance) or payable interest-only for up to six months. When your current property settles, sale proceeds clear the bridge and any residual converts to a standard mortgage over the remaining term. Lenders cap peak LVR at around 80 % and require a realistic sale figure confirmed by appraisal.
Why Choose Money Wise for Bridging Loans
We structure bridging loans with capitalised interest options, six-month terms with extension possibilities, and flexible exit scenarios. Our approach ensures you can secure your next property without the pressure of rushed sales or temporary accommodation.
Capitalised Interest
No monthly payments required
Six-Month Terms
Flexible extension options
Flexible Exits
Multiple repayment scenarios
Eligibility Snapshot
- ≤80% peak LVR across both properties
- Purchase contract or property listing
- Clear exit strategy (sale plan)
Required Documents
- Purchase contract for new property
- Valuation or agent appraisal
- Current loan statement
- Evidence of sale strategy
