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Construction Business Review | Tuesday, February 13, 2024
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Construction financing is essential for new home or real estate projects, allowing homeowners, contractors, and small business owners to secure the necessary capital.
FREMONT, CA: Seasonality, fierce competition, and unexpected growth opportunities are part and parcel of the construction industry. In this dynamic environment, understanding the importance of having access to capital for financing your construction projects can be a game-changer. This is where construction business loans step in to provide the financial support you need to navigate the complexities of the construction world. A construction loan is a specialized type of short-term financing provided by banks explicitly designed to fund new homes or real estate projects. While a traditional mortgage, often called a permanent loan, helps you purchase an existing house, a construction loan is a lifeline for building a new home from the ground up, particularly if you also need to acquire the raw land for your project.
Construction loans are versatile and can be sought by various parties involved in construction or related expenses. Whether you're an individual homeowner, a contractor, or a small business owner, construction loans can serve as the financial backbone for your project. If you already own the land on which the construction will take place, the equity you hold in that property can be utilized as your down payment for the construction loan. It's common for borrowers to inquire about transitioning from a construction loan to a mortgage. Typically, once the house is completed and the loan term ends (usually within a year), the borrower has two options: