Borrow - How it works
Your partner for junior finance.
Our approach focuses on simplifying complexity whilst delivering an exceptional outcome for all parties.
Our process
Straightforward funding
In the property sector, time is of the essence. Once an enquiry is received, we aim to respond within 48 hours with initial feedback on whether the opportunity meets our funding criteria. Our process takes a matter of weeks from inception to draw down, ensuring you have the funds when required.
Key features
Review our funding criteria
Please note, we are happy to consider proposals that fall outside the parameters outlined below.
- Finance for experienced developers with a proven track record.
- Funding towards projects located in cities and major towns with strong transport links across the UK.
- Residential, PRS, PBSA, senior and assisted living. Alternative use classes will be considered on a case by case basis.
- Full planning permission must be granted or not required.
- Minimum profit on cost of 20% after senior debt costs.
- Terms between 3 - 24 months.
- Loans between £1,500,000 - £6,000,000.
- Borrower cash or equity contribution required.
Our team of experts
Meet the team
With a strong background rooted in development and a deep understanding of the market, our team can support a wide range of cases and drive value at every stage.
We value our relationships with like minded brokers and borrowers and are available to answer any questions you may have about our products, parameters or process.
"SMEs play a critical role in helping alleviate the significant demand-supply imbalance that has led to a housing crisis within the UK. Shojin partner with developers by providing the most vital piece of the funding stack so that they can increase supply of housing whilst delivering exceptional outcomes for all stakeholders involved.
We are actively lending and have continued to support our partners despite recent macro-economic uncertainty caused by Brexit, Covid and higher interest rates, as the housing shortage shows no signs of slowing and businesses must continue operating.”