Do I need mezzanine financing?
Mezzanine finance provides an effective source of funding for projects classified on the risker side with even greater growth potential. We recommend that you first get in touch to understand our wide range of offerings - such as bridging loans and development finance - so that we can tailor a solution to your needs.
How does mezzanine finance differ to bridging finance?
Mezzanine finance requires you to give up a small level equity in your business or development project and pay interest to the lender. This is due to the risker nature of these ventures, as shares are seen as a form of collateral. Bridging finance on the other hand is a much shorter-term proposition and is secured against the property - meaning no equity needs to be relinquished.
Is mezzanine finance risky?
Mezzanine finance can pose as a risky investment for borrowers due to the added collateral of giving away shares in your company/venture. However, this type of financing can yield much greater returns when executed correctly. Get in touch with Sandbanks Investments today to discuss our options and how we can help you grow.
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