Construction Mortgage Loan

  
  
Construction Loans differ from regular purchase money or refinance home mortgages in the way the loan amount is calculated and the way it is structured.

   The main components of a construction loans are:

1-     Soft costs; consisting of architectural plans, engineering and permit fees.

2-     Hard costs; which are all the actual physical costs of construction.

3-     Closing costs; consisting of origination and lender fees, title, and closing fees.

4-     Inspection feed.

5-     Reserves; consisting of interest reserve and contingency reserve.

6-     Existing lot pay off

   Regular purchase money or refinance mortgages are based on Loan to Value Ratio (LTV). Where as, construction loans are based on LTV as well as Loan to Cost Ratio.

  
What makes the whole thing more complex is the fact that the way these numbers are calculated or the way the numbers are put together differ from one investor to the next.

  
In fact the calculations get complex enough that most loan officers in most lending institutions don’t even know how to calculate a loan amount. This is what results in last minute unpleasant surprises.

  
The problem most applicants of construction loans face is when at the 11th hour they get a call informing them of the final loan amount as calculated by an underwriter which may or may not be sufficient to meet the borrower’s needs.

   At http://www.ConstructionLoanCenter.com we specialize in construction loans. Our familiarity with the guidelines of construction loans offered by most major institutions makes it possible for us to choose the construction loan program that best suits you and your project.

   Since we are approved brokers with all these investors, the cost of the loan to you is either the same or sometimes even better than applying directly.

   Construction loans are a specialized field:
   And as such we assign you an expert consultant from the moment you apply. He /She will work with you from the very beginning until the funding day, making the process smooth and seamless.

   For Detailed Frequently Asked Question on the Draw Process please go to the:
Construction Loans Draw Process Pages.

 
 
 

 

 

 

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