LOAN OPTION

Construction Home Loan

Build your dream home with a single-close construction loan that converts automatically to a permanent mortgage when construction completes.

The Details

What is Construction Home Loan?

Building your own home is a thrill — and a process. The right construction loan smooths every step from breaking ground to handing over the keys.

[Your Company] specializes in one-time-close construction-to-perm loans: you close once, pay one set of fees, and the loan automatically transitions to your permanent mortgage when the home is done.

During construction, you pay interest only on funds drawn. After completion, you settle into a standard 30-year fixed (or whatever permanent product you chose).

Eligibility

Who qualifies?

This program is built for borrowers who match the criteria below. If you're not sure, send us a quick message and we'll confirm in minutes.

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  • Custom home builders
  • Buyers of newly built spec homes
  • Owners planning major additions
  • Builders financing model homes
Why It Works

Key benefits

One Closing

Construction and permanent loan combine into one closing — one set of fees.

Interest-Only During Build

Pay only interest on funds drawn during construction.

Locked Rate

Rate is locked at construction closing — protect against rate spikes.

Conventional, FHA, VA

Construction-to-perm available across most loan types.

The Process

How it works

1

Plans & Budget

Builder provides plans, specs, and a detailed budget.

2

Apply

We underwrite the construction loan and permanent loan together.

3

Draws During Build

Funds release in stages as the builder completes work.

4

Conversion

Loan converts automatically to your permanent mortgage at completion.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked

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Get a personalized Construction Home Loan quote.

Tell us a little about your scenario. We'll come back to you with real numbers — within one business hour.

No commitment. No fees. No surprises.

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