AWS Private Finance

  Investing in supported accommodation can create opportunities for property investors, landlords, developers and housing providers across the UK. But whether you are purchasing your first property, expanding an existing portfolio or looking at a larger development, funding can often be one of the biggest considerations. What type of finance could you use? Can you fund a property conversion? What happens if you want to raise capital from an existing property? And could refinancing help you move on to your next project? This is where Supported Living Finance may provide a specialist funding route worth exploring. What Is Supported Living Finance? Supported Living Finance refers to specialist property funding that may be available for eligible supported accommodation projects. Unlike a straightforward residential investment, supported living properties can involve specific lease arrangements, housing providers, care or support organizations and different income structures. As a res...

What Is Supported Living Finance? Supported Living Finance is a specialist form of property and business finance that may help investors, housing providers, landlords and other property professionals fund supported accommodation projects. The funding requirements for supported living properties can differ from those of standard residential investments. Lenders may consider factors such as the property, rental income, lease arrangements, operating structure and the experience of the applicant. Whether you are purchasing your first supported accommodation property or expanding an established portfolio, understanding the available finance options can help you plan your investment more effectively. Can Supported Living Finance Help With a First Property Purchase? Yes, depending on the circumstances, Supported Living Finance may provide a potential funding route for investors purchasing their first supported accommodation property. The financing requirements can vary depending on the prop...

  Choosing the right type of finance is an important part of buying a care home. At first glance, a care home purchase may appear similar to any other commercial property transaction. However, the combination of property, business operations and specialist considerations can make the funding requirements quite different. This is where Care Home Mortgages can differ from traditional commercial mortgage arrangements. Understanding those differences before approaching a lender can help buyers prepare more effectively, understand what information may be required and choose a financing structure that fits the purchase. What Are Care Home Mortgages? Care Home Mortgages are specialist commercial finance arrangements designed around properties being used as care homes. The lender is not necessarily looking at the building in isolation. Depending on the circumstances, it may also need to understand how the care home operates, its financial performance, the experience of the buyer and whet...