Easy 4-step process!
Why PlusAssist
bridging finance?
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Access your money sooner.
- Sellers
- Estate agents
- Homeowners
- Attorneys
Get paid before transfer. Instead of waiting for weeks or months for the property transfer to finalise, you can access part of your proceeds early to ease cash flow.
Cover moving costs, use your advance to pay for relocation, deposits, or settling outstanding bills while the transfer process runs its course.
Commission paid upfront. Access your hard-earned commission before the transfer is registered. No more waiting until the end.
Invest back into sales, use your commission advance to fund marketing, fuel, or other expenses that help you close more deals quickly.
Bridge the gap during transition. If you’re buying and selling at the same time, access funds early to secure your next property without delays. If you’ve applied for a further loan on your property, bridging finance gives you early access to that approved money before it’s paid out.
Use the bridging advance to manage short-term costs like unexpected expenses, from school fees to urgent repairs.
Support your clients. Offer them faster access to their proceeds through PlusAssist, improving your service and easing their financial pressure.
Smooth cash flow in your practice. Use bridging finance solutions to manage operational costs while awaiting settlement of trust funds (only with reference to property).
Help clients unlock funds during transfers, bond registrations, or estate wind-ups, ensuring a smoother deal flow.
Enhance client relationships, by providing a safe, professional bridging option. You add value to your service and strengthen long-term trust.
- Cover urgent costs. Like moving, deposits, or legal fees.
- Keep things moving. Avoid delays due to cash flow issues.
- Quick payout. Funds are usually available within a few days.
- Flexible use. Spend the money where you need it most.
How much
cash can I unlock?
Unlock up to 70% of your proceeds.
Our bridging finance calculator gives you a quick estimate of how much cash you could unlock from your upcoming property sale, commission, or approved bond.
No Contract / Admin fee charges!
Interest R 0.00
Repayment R 0.00
PlusAssist purchases your future right to income and makes the funds available to you now.
Think of it this way: you have a guaranteed amount coming your way from a property transaction, commission, or bond, and instead of waiting weeks or months, you get money now.
This means no long-term debt or monthly repayments like a traditional loan, just quick access to your funds to ease your cash flow until the transaction is finalised.
Remember, bridging finance is not a loan, it is a short-term solution with higher rates than traditional loans, designed to give you fast access to funds when you need them most.
Bridging finance is charged at 0.137% a day from the date of payment to registration.
Why our
customers need
bridging finance
Sellers
Sellers often use bridging finance to access part of their sale proceeds before the transfer is registered. It allows them to cover moving costs, deposits, or urgent bills while waiting for payout, and in many cases it helps them secure their next property without unnecessary delays.
Estate agents
For estate agents, bridging finance is a way to unlock commission upfront instead of waiting for the transfer to finalise. This early access to income helps to fund ongoing marketing and business expenses and keeps cash flow steady while they continue closing new deals.
Homeowners
Homeowners turn to bridging finance when they need access to funds from a further bond that’s already approved, but not yet paid out, or when switching bonds and covering costs in the interim. It also provides a simple solution for managing short-term living or repair costs while waiting for proceeds to be released.
Attorneys
Attorneys use bridging finance to offer clients faster access to funds during a transfer or bond registration. It is also valuable in managing estates where heirs need early access, while ensuring every advance remains safe, compliant, and directly linked to the property transaction.