3 TYPES OF INTEREST — ONE CAN WRECK YOUR CASHFLOW 💸 #shorts

3 TYPES OF INTEREST — ONE CAN WRECK YOUR CASHFLOW 💸

Retained, rolled-up, serviced — what’s the difference, and which one hurts the most?
With bridging and development finance, interest structure matters:
• Serviced — you pay interest monthly, like a standard mortgage
• Rolled-up — interest accrues and is paid at the end of the loan
• Retained — the lender deducts the interest from the loan upfront
Each option impacts your cashflow, net loan amount, and exit costs — sometimes massively.
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