Decide on a single or separate loan type
As a Bridging loan is a short-term loan most banks and lenders will agree to bridging mortgages of up to 12 months, in a Single or Separate loan.
A Single Loan uses both properties as security. This is the 6-12 month option, where you aim to sell your existing home in that period. Once your home is sold, the proceeds will be put back into your overall debt and balance.
Or choose a Separate Loan for the house you are purchasing, where you won’t need to make interest payments on this loan during the agreed bridging period. Interest will still accrue, and you will make your normal repayments on your existing loan. When your old home sells, the loan is paid out and any extra debt will need to be negotiated.