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Property Finance

What Is Bridging Finance?

Bridging finance covers an immediate requirement while you wait for income that is already earned or contracted. In property, that income is usually rent, commission or transaction proceeds.

Because the funding is short term and tied to a specific, verifiable repayment source, assessment focuses on how reliable that source is, when it will be received, and whether the applicant can service the facility if timing slips.

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Landlord Finance

How Landlord Bridging Finance Works

Landlords face costs that cannot wait for the rental cycle: a burst geyser, a municipal account, a unit that must be prepared before it can be let again.

Landlord bridging finance is sized against verified rental income and the specific requirement, with repayment structured around collections once the property performs.

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Estate Agent Finance

What Is Commission Bridging?

Commission bridging allows a qualifying agent to access earned commission before the normal payment date, once the commission has been verified.

Verification usually involves the sale agreement, a commission statement and confirmation from the transferring attorney or agency.

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Landlord Finance

How to Finance Property Repairs

Repairs protect both habitability and income. Funding a repair programme starts with a clear scope of works and realistic quotations.

Group the work into safety-critical, income-critical and cosmetic items, then fund in the order that returns units to the rental market fastest.

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Rental Management

How Rental Cession Works

A rental cession directs a portion of future rental income towards repayment in terms of a signed agreement.

Cession arrangements depend on valid leases, reliable tenants and clear managing-agent arrangements, and are documented formally before implementation.

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Property Finance

Preparing for a Property Finance Application

Applications move at the speed of documents. Preparing them upfront is the single biggest factor in turnaround time.

Have ID, proof of ownership or authority, leases, a rental schedule, recent bank statements, municipal and levy statements and quotations ready before you start.

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Property Development

Funding Small Rental Developments

Micro-development adds rental capacity on land you already control — additional rooms, backyard units or a small block.

Assessment considers build cost, approvals where required, projected rentals, and your track record in completing and letting similar units.

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Property Finance

Understanding Property Receivables

Property businesses often carry verified amounts due from agencies, attorneys or corporate tenants.

Where those receivables are undisputed and due from an identifiable payer, they can support short-term working-capital bridging.

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Responsible Finance

What Responsible Lending Means in Practice

Responsible lending means only funding what can realistically be repaid, and saying so clearly when it cannot.

Every Maxaka application includes affordability assessment, verification and risk assessment before any formal credit decision is made.

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When Property Needs Capital, Maxaka Helps Bridge the Gap.

From property repairs and rental stabilisation to earned commission and transaction proceeds, Maxaka provides specialist short-term finance designed around property professionals.

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