Can a partnership or LLP get a bridging loan?
Yes — partnerships and limited liability partnerships can raise bridging finance against UK investment property with Berkeley Credit. We underwrite the asset and the exit, so multiple principals and a partnership structure are routine. Loans from £50,000 to £25,000,000, for business and investment purposes, with a same-day decision.
Whether it’s a general partnership or an LLP, the deal is straightforward for an asset-led lender: a charge over the property, with guarantees from the partners or members structured to reflect how the partnership is set up. Mainstream lenders often struggle with multi-party borrowers; we are used to documenting them so each principal sits correctly in the security.
We verify the partners or members and beneficial owners as part of standard due diligence. Acceptance is subject to underwriting and AML checks.
Do all partners need to give guarantees?
Usually the principals guarantee, structured to reflect the partnership. The exact arrangement is set case-by-case to fit how the partnership or LLP is constituted.
Are LLPs eligible?
Yes. Both general partnerships and LLPs can borrow against UK investment property, secured by a charge over the asset with guarantees from the members.
Berkeley Credit Limited is registered in England & Wales (Company No. 16111009) and with the FCA under the Money Laundering Regulations (No. 1029007); not fully FCA authorised; no regulated advice. All lending is for business and investment purposes only, on property the borrower does not occupy, and subject to valuation, legals and underwriting.