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The security is at risk if repayments aren't met.
Secured funding
Secured funding is backed by an asset, commonly residential or commercial property. Security can make larger amounts or longer terms available, but it puts the asset at risk if the facility isn't repaid.
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Secured business funding is finance backed by an asset, most commonly residential or commercial property. Offering security can make larger amounts or longer terms available than unsecured options, but the asset is at risk if repayments are not met, and valuation and legal steps usually add time and cost.
How it works
Secured funding is backed by an asset, commonly residential or commercial property. Security can make larger amounts or longer terms available.
It also puts the asset at risk if the facility isn't repaid, and valuations and legal work usually add time and cost to the process.
Often considered when
What lenders commonly look at
Each lender weighs these differently, and criteria change over time.
Worth weighing
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The security is at risk if repayments aren't met.
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Valuation, legal and settlement steps usually make secured facilities slower to arrange.
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Independent legal and financial advice is worth getting before offering property as security.
General information only. It does not take your circumstances into account and is not a recommendation, offer or approval. Funding is subject to lender assessment, eligibility and terms.
Answers
Residential or commercial property is the most common form of security. Lenders look at its value and any existing mortgages against it, alongside the business's turnover, trading history and capacity to service the facility.
Usually. Valuation, legal and settlement steps make secured facilities slower and more costly to arrange than unsecured options.
The property is at risk if repayments are not met. Independent legal and financial advice is worth getting before offering property as security.
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