
Investor New Construction Financing
$150,000.00 – $3,000,000.00 Loan Amounts!
Investor New Construction Financing Program
Funding Available NATIONWIDE, except
AK, CA, KS, MT, ND, OR, SD, UT
*All investor loan transactions must close in the name of a business entity!
New Construction Guidelines
Qualifying Credit Criteria
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No bankruptcies in past three (3) years
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No foreclosures, short sales, or deed in lieu in past 3 years
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No prior criminal convictions at any time in the past
Construction Budget & Funds Disbursement Policy
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We do not advance construction loan funds. Construction funds are disbursed as work is completed on your project
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Construction Draw Funds are normally disbursed per agreed draw schedule within 2-3 business days after completion of inspection/validation of completed work.
Qualifying Types Of Properties
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Single family, 2-4 units, condo’s, town-homes.
All Transactions Must Close In A Business Entity Name
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Funding can only be approved in a business entity name. There is no seasoning requirement on the age of the business entity. Entities include: LLC, LLP, S-Corp, C-Corp.
Full Property Appraisal Required
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A new traditional full property appraisal is ALWAYS required for new construction projects.
Subordinate Financing
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Subordinate financing is NOT allowed, which includes 2nd mortgages and seller held financing.
Required Documents For Funding Approval
Business Entity Borrower Only (Must close in the name of a business entity)
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Copy of Lot Purchase and Sales Agreement
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Copy of valid government issued ID for all members of the business entity.
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Articles Of Organization for LLC Or Articles Of Incorporation for a Corporation
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Operating Agreement or Corporate Charter/Bylaws
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Construction Budget
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Copy of building plans and specifications
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Copy of approved building permit
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Survey of lot/land
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Copy Of HUD Settlement Statements from acquisition and sale of previously completed ground up new construction projects.
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Note: Terms are subject to change. Final terms vary depending on the property and borrowing entity