About I F Brokers
I F Brokers - Bridging and Commercial Loan Specialist arranges bridging loans and commercial loans for property investors, landlords, developers and business owners. Bridging finance can support auction purchases, refurbishments and gaps between transactions, with residential and commercial security considered.
Commercial funding covers offices, retail and mixed-use property, while development finance is structured for new builds, conversions and larger projects. The firm also lists buy-to-let options for landlords, including HMOs and multi-unit blocks, and accepts first-time developers for development finance. Residential mortgage options are available for homebuyers and homeowners purchasing, moving or remortgaging.
Before you choose I F Brokers
5.0 on average from 52 reviews
In its favour
- Bridging finance for auction purchases
- Commercial and development finance
- First-time developers accepted
Typical client: Property investors and developers needing specialist funding
Specialties
Key facts
- Type
- Finance broker
- Rating
- 5.0 on average from 52 reviews
Prices
Prices published on its website, checked on 31 October 2026.
- LoansFrom £26,000
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Questions and answers
Is the initial finance consultation free?
Yes. I F Brokers provides an initial consultation free of charge and explains any fees before customers proceed with a finance solution.
Can the broker help if a traditional lender has declined the application?
Yes. I F Brokers says it can often find flexible bespoke finance and bridging-loan solutions for applicants declined by traditional lenders.
Does the broker work with homeowners as well as investors?
Yes. I F Brokers works with homeowners, landlords, developers and businesses across the UK, not only property investors.
How quickly can finance funds be released?
In many cases, I F Brokers says funds can be released within days of approval.
Does the broker arrange bridging finance for auction purchases?
Yes. I F Brokers offers short-term bridging finance for auction purchases, refurbishments and gaps between property transactions.