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bridging loan

Loan, typically for the purchase of a house, to cover the period between the purchase of a new house and the sale of the old house. Most home buyers try to avoid taking out a bridging loan, because of its very high cost, either by selling their house before they buy another or by buying and selling on the same day.



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