Financing to build new residential projects from the ground up — flexible draws, fast approvals, and a team that understands the build.
The Basics
A ground up construction loan is short-term financing to build a new residential property from the dirt up. It covers construction costs — and often the lot — with funds released in draws tied to build milestones.
When the project is complete, you exit by selling the finished property or refinancing into long-term financing. We structure draws around your build schedule and keep approvals moving, so capital is there the moment each phase is ready.
Financing for the build itself, and often the land it sits on — so your capital stretches across the whole project.
Funds are released on a schedule tied to construction milestones, keeping the build moving.
Draws structured around how you actually build, not a rigid one-size-fits-all timeline.
A team that understands development and works to keep your approvals and timeline on track.
At a Glance
Who It’s For
Residential developers and builders financing new construction — from a single spec home to larger projects.
Our best pricing (rates from 8.5%) is reserved for experienced builders. Final leverage and draw structure vary by project — request a quote for your terms.
How It Works
A loan officer reviews the project — lot, plans, budget, and exit. No pressure, just clarity.
Submit your application, the plans, and your construction budget.
We order your appraisal through established, local appraisers who know their markets — so valuations come back fair, well-supported, and on time.
We review the project and the numbers, then move toward approval — keeping you informed.
You close, break ground, and pull draws as each construction milestone is met.
Questions
Construction costs — and often the lot — released in draws as the build reaches each milestone.
Ground-up financing is best suited to experienced builders and developers. Your track record shapes your terms, and we’ll walk you through exactly what to expect.
Make sure your builder is properly licensed and insured, and pulling permits where required. If so, it won’t affect your loan.
Most loans close in roughly 15–30 days, depending on the appraisal and final underwriting.
Get Started
Tell us about the project — lot, plans, and budget. We’ll get back to you with a term sheet, fast.
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