Portfolio Refinance
Multiple mortgages from different lenders, tied up equity, expensive debt structures. Portfolio refinance consolidates your lending, releases equity for growth, and simplifies management—all with sensible stress testing and clear portfolio-level packaging.
Unlock growth without complexity. One lender, better rates, and breathing room to expand.
What Is Portfolio Refinance?
Portfolio refinance consolidates multiple mortgages into a single facility. Instead of managing separate lenders, rates, and terms, a portfolio lender takes the entire book and structures optimised debt—often unlocking equity in the process.
It's ideal when:
- You hold multiple properties with mortgages from different lenders
- You've built equity but can't easily access it across your portfolio
- Interest rates are high and consolidation could save significant money
- You want to simplify management and plan future acquisitions
Who Portfolio Refinance Works For
Landlords & Portfolio Investors
- Consolidate multiple BTL mortgages
- Release equity for acquisitions or development
- Improve cash flow with better rates and terms
SPV & LLP Holders
- Tidy complex corporate lending structures
- Centralise debt across multiple entities
- Achieve pragmatic stress-tested valuations
Portfolio Finance Terms & Parameters
Portfolio Size
£250k — £25m+
LTV
up to 75%
Term
5+ years
Security
portfolio of properties
Structure
centralised facility
Exit
ongoing or re-finance
Unlock equity. Reduce costs. Simplify management.
Portfolio refinance consolidates debt, improves rates, and frees up capital for your next project.
Get Indicative TermsWhy BridgFunder London?
- Access to 300+ portfolio specialist lenders
- Sensible stress-tested valuations at portfolio level
- Support with SPV/LLP restructuring and consolidation
- Clear analysis of equity release and cashflow impact
- One lender, simple management, ongoing support
Consolidate, simplify, and grow
Let's discuss how portfolio refinance can unlock equity, improve your cashflow, and set up your next phase of growth.
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