Build Your Dream Home From the Ground Up

One loan, one closing, no second appraisal. Conventional, FHA, and VA one-time-close construction financing, with draws managed in-house from groundbreaking to move-in.

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What You Get With a One-Time-Close Construction Loan

Building usually means a construction loan, then a separate mortgage once the home is done. A one-time-close loan combines both into a single closing, locked up front, with no second appraisal required after construction.

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One Loan, One Closing

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No Second Appraisal

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Extended 360-Day Lock

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Interest-Only Option

How One-Time-Close Construction Financing Works

A one-time-close construction loan combines your construction financing and your permanent mortgage into a single loan, locked and closed up front. There's no second closing and no new appraisal required once the home is finished.


All construction loans are serviced in-house, with draws paid directly to your builder and managed by our in-house construction team as work is completed. Loans are available for a primary residence or second home, with extended rate locks of up to 360 days and an interest rate float-down option.


Available programs include Conventional (5% minimum down payment), FHA (3.5% minimum down payment), and VA (100% financing based on your entitlement), with interest-only payment options available during construction.


Program details, credit and down payment requirements change. Call or text me and we'll figure out which construction loan option fits your build.

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How We Get You There

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Talk goals & pick your builder

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Get pre-approved & lock your rate

3.

Close & break ground

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Final inspection, move in & start payments

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