Auction Purchase Finance
Key Features

Fast Auction Finance When Timing Matters
Key Features
Auction Purchase Finance Key Features
Loan Amount and LTV
Rates and Fees
Timeframes
Repayment Period
Property Types
Unsure Whether Your Auction Lot Can Be Funded?
What Can Auction Finance Be Used For?
How the Process Works
1. Speak to Us Before the Auction
2. Review the Auction Details
3. Pay the Deposit After a Successful Bid
4. Complete the Purchase
5. Carry Out Your Exit Strategy

Why Choose Angel Finance?
Built Around Auction Deadlines
Support for Complex Purchases
Clear Focus on Your Exit Strategy
Direct Communication
Already Won a Property at Auction?
Important Points Before You Bid
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Auction Purchase Finance?
Auction purchase finance is short-term secured funding used to help buyers complete on a property purchased at auction. It is commonly structured as bridging finance and is designed for situations where completion is required faster than a standard mortgage can usually allow.
How Quickly Can Auction Finance Be Arranged?
A decision in principle can typically be provided within one working day. Funding is usually available within 21 days, subject to valuation, legal work and all required documents being supplied.
Angel Finance’s service-level target is to complete within 28 days.
What Rates Apply?
Rates start from 0.9% per month. The rate offered will depend on the loan amount, loan-to-value, property type, borrower profile, credit history and exit strategy.
Arrangement fees start from 1.5%, and an exit fee equivalent to one month’s interest applies. Valuation and legal fees may also be payable.
How Much Can I Borrow?
Auction purchase loans are available from £50,000 to £1,000,000. Funding may be available up to 85% LTV, subject to the property, available security and wider application.
How Long Do I Have to Repay?
A typical auction finance term is around 12 months. The agreed term should allow enough time to complete your intended exit, such as selling the property or refinancing onto longer-term finance.
How Is the Interest Paid?
Interest may be serviced monthly, retained from the initial loan advance or rolled up and repaid at the end of the term. The most appropriate option will depend on your available cash flow and the agreed loan structure.
Can I Use Finance for an Unmortgageable Auction Property?
Yes, Angel Finance can consider unmortgageable properties and all other asset types. This may include properties without suitable facilities, buildings requiring extensive refurbishment and assets with non-standard construction.
Funding will remain subject to the property providing acceptable security and there being a credible exit strategy.
Can I Finance Refurbishment Work?
Funding may be available towards the purchase and renovation costs. Angel Finance can provide up to 75% of eligible refurbishment costs, subject to the proposed work, available security and overall project.
Do I Need Finance Agreed Before I Bid?
It is strongly recommended that you explore funding before bidding. If you win the lot, you may need to pay the deposit immediately and complete within the deadline set by the auction house.
A decision in principle can give you a clearer indication of the loan that may be available, although it does not guarantee final approval.
Can I Arrange Finance After Winning at Auction?
It may be possible, but you need to act quickly. Contact us with the property details, legal pack, purchase price, deposit paid and completion deadline as soon as your bid is accepted.
Can I Refinance After Buying a Property at Auction?
Yes. Refinancing is a common exit route where both the borrower and property meet the criteria for longer-term finance.
Some buyers refinance once refurbishment work is complete or the property becomes suitable for a residential, buy-to-let or commercial mortgage. Our in-house brokerage can help arrange the refinance where appropriate.
What Happens if I Cannot Repay by the End of the Term?
Contact us as soon as you become concerned about the repayment deadline. Extending or restructuring the loan is not guaranteed and may involve additional interest and fees.
A realistic exit strategy and sufficient time to complete it should be established before the auction purchase proceeds.


