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Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about unregulated UK property finance and Sterling’s introduction-only role for Spanish enquiries.
UK Property Finance
Sterling assesses unregulated UK property finance requirements, including bridging, auction, commercial and development-exit cases, and may approach appropriate specialist lenders.
No. Sterling does not handle regulated residential mortgage, regulated bridging or consumer buy-to-let enquiries.
There is no guaranteed timetable. Timing depends on lender approval, valuation, legal work, satisfactory security, due diligence and how quickly complete information is supplied.
The property, ownership, amount, purpose, deadline, current borrowing, works where relevant and a supported repayment route.
Potentially. The effect depends on the facts, security, purpose, exit and lender criteria. Complete disclosure is important.
No. Availability and terms are case specific and subject to lender assessment, status, valuation, legal work and due diligence.
Spain Introductions
Sterling gathers the initial details, understands the requirement, identifies likely complications and, with explicit consent, introduces the enquiry to an appropriate independent specialist provider.
No. Sterling acts solely as an introducer. It does not advise on, recommend, arrange, broker, structure, negotiate, secure or provide Spanish finance.
The independent provider is responsible for eligibility, advice, recommendations, products, terms, underwriting and the finance process.
Clients may be based anywhere. The introduction service is not restricted to UK nationals or UK residents.
No. Sterling requires explicit consent before passing a Spanish enquiry to an independent specialist provider.