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Ground-Up Construction.
From dirt to done — land, vertical build, and exit on one platform, with draws that keep pace with your schedule, not your bank's.
From dirt to done — land, vertical build, and exit on one platform, with draws that keep pace with your schedule, not your bank's.
If your deal fits this box, terms come fast. If it does not, you hear that fast too — with what might work instead.
Land status, budget, plans, and your builder — the more permitted, the faster the yes.
Structure, leverage, and the draw schedule on one term sheet — as fast as same day.
Inspection-based draws release as work completes; the file stays visible the whole way.
Sell the finished build — or refinance into a 30-year DSCR loan and start collecting rent.
Heavy-rehab experience counts for a lot, and pairing with a qualified licensed general contractor closes the gap. Tell your loan officer the team, not just the deal.
Owned land can typically count toward your contribution to the project — how much depends on basis, value, and status. It is one of the first things your loan officer will size.
Entitled means the legal approvals to build exist; permitted means you can break ground. The further along the paper is, the lower the risk — and the better your leverage and speed.
Draws release on inspection as stages complete, handled end to end through the servicing portal. A stalled draw stalls a build — that is exactly when your loan officer picks up the phone.
Yes — build-to-rent is a first-class path here. Finish construction, then roll into a 30-year DSCR loan on the same platform without re-starting with a new lender.
Three minutes to start. A written term sheet as fast as same day.
Takes 60 seconds. Next, you’ll create your secure borrower login and see your term options as soon as you enter your deal — no credit pull.