Hi Gang, Just been offered a commercial loan fixed for 5 years at 5.79%. No fees and no valuation fees just administrative fee of £299. Is this a good deal or better deals out there. Love to hear all your input and comments. This is for the care home conversion from my last post.

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I will be converting a care home to six apartments. Lots of work to do with planning, finance and building works with contracts etc. Reaching out to everyone whose done something like this.

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Finally completed the deal with the help of a bridging loan. Now the search starts to find the best deal to get a commercial loan to clear the bridge. Hopefully will get help and directions to navigate the tons of paperwork that’s involved. Thanking you all in advance for suggestions.