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Magnet Capital

Specialist Lender
LondonEst. 2017

Magnet Capital is a specialist short-term lender providing bridging finance and second-charge loans for property transactions across the UK. Their underwriting approach emphasises the asset and exit strategy, enabling them to consider cases with complex borrower circumstances that other lenders may decline.

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Specialist Lender

Lending Focus

Magnet Capital offers mortgage products across 2 categories including Bridging, Second Charge.

Key Features

  • Asset-led underwriting for bridging and second-charge loans
  • Flexible approach to complex borrower profiles
  • Loans secured against residential and semi-commercial property
  • Fast turnaround with responsive BDM support
  • Competitive rates on first and second-charge positions

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Asset-led underwriting — focuses on property and exit, not borrower profile
  • Flexible approach to complex borrower circumstances
  • Offers both first and second-charge bridging
  • Responsive BDM support for brokers

Cons

  • Broker-only — no direct-to-consumer access
  • Smaller lender with limited brand recognition
  • No development finance offering

Fees & Charges

Arrangement Fee

Typically 1.5–2% of the loan amount

Valuation Fee

Varies by property value — quoted at application

Early Repayment Charge

No ERC on most bridging products — minimum interest period may apply

Overpayment Allowance

No restrictions — can repay at any time

Mortgage Rates

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Application Process

Processing Time

1–3 weeks from application to completion

Online DIP

No — via broker or branch

Offer Valid For

4 weeks from date of offer

Lending Criteria

Maximum LTV

75%

Self-Employed Welcome

Frequently Asked Questions

What does asset-led underwriting mean at Magnet Capital?
Magnet Capital focuses primarily on the value and quality of the property security and the borrower's exit strategy, rather than relying heavily on personal income or credit scoring.
Does Magnet Capital offer second-charge bridging loans?
Yes, Magnet Capital provides both first-charge and second-charge bridging loans, giving borrowers flexibility in how they structure their finance.
What types of property does Magnet Capital accept as security?
Magnet Capital accepts residential and semi-commercial property as security for bridging and second-charge loans.
Can I get a Magnet Capital bridging loan with complex finances?
Yes, Magnet Capital takes a flexible approach to borrower profiles and can often accommodate cases that other lenders decline due to complex financial circumstances.

How to Apply

Broker Only

Magnet Capital products are only available through mortgage brokers. Use our broker directory to find a broker with Magnet Capital on their lender panel.

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