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When it comes to bridging finance, one of the key requirements is ensuring that all suspensive conditions have been met. But what exactly does that mean?

It's a question many people don't think to ask, but it's crucial to understand the answer.

During the transfer process, there are various costs incurred, such as rates, taxes, and attorney fees.

A suspensive condition is something that is in a sale agreement when a property gets sold. Anytime a property gets sold, it's got a contract

Sometimes in the process of Selling, You need to pay certain costs, Rates ,ETC. In this Post we touch on a few to give you an understanding

That's a good question because you want to know what you're in for when you're taking out money...

Sometimes you need to hear something a thousand times to hear it for the first time. So you hear it, you hear it, you hear it

Basically, the question is, "what is the process to get bridging finance?".

This blog post is actually to manage your expectations of what to expect with the transfer of your property over the next few weeks

Now is the time to get bridging finance. Here's why...

Early on, the bank looks at you and says, "we can give you R900 000 because your credit rating looks good, everything looks right...

The biggest problem in the South African real estate industry is that it

When a home has been sold, it takes two to three months for the paperwork to go through and for it to go from the seller's name...

The first myth is that bridging finance is expensive. Well up until Empower Funding I might have told you that myth was true.

Bridging finance is unique. If you've sold a property, I don't mind if you're self-employed, if you've been working for someone for years,

So when might you need that cash flow and when is bridging finance a good idea? You've sold your property and you need to wait two to three

What is "Bridging Finance"? That is the fundamental question... and it's what we do. So let's go over it.

Do we really issue you your money in under 24 hours? Or is that just some kind of a marketing pitch?...

If you're buying or selling a home, a very common term you'll hear is "OTP", or, "Do you have a signed OTP?". "We need the OTP".

I was speaking to someone the other day, and I was explaining bridging finance to them. And they said, "Oh, you mean an advance?"...