Ground-Up Construction Funding

New construction funding supports the creation of a building, with capital needs changing as the project progresses. Bring us your proposed build, the land position and the stage of your plans. We review how acquisition, construction costs and the intended sale or rental exit could fit together.

Tell us about your deal

Where it fits

Building investment homes or small residential developments for resale or rental operation.
A teardown and rebuild where the existing property will be replaced with a new structure.
New commercial or multifamily construction that needs a project-specific funding discussion.

How it comes together

We begin with the site, development approvals, budget and people responsible for completing the work. Let us know which permits are issued and which are still being pursued.
We consider the timing of construction spending, potential draw arrangements and the source of repayment. A proposed construction facility and future rental financing require their own reviews.

What to share

Site address, land ownership or purchase terms, and the type and number of proposed units.
Available plans, permit status, estimated construction budget and builder experience.
Requested amount, anticipated start and completion dates, and the intended sale or rental plan.

Start with what you know. Our inquiry lets you use estimates and mark details you're still working out.

What to work through

Site preparation and infrastructure can require different funding from the building itself. Identify utilities, access and land improvements that remain unfinished.
Draw conditions, inspections, contingencies and carrying costs should match the construction schedule. Permitting or contractor delays can affect both completion and repayment.

Let's put your deal together.

Tell us what you're working on, what's already arranged and what still needs funding. Estimates are welcome.