Financing/Construction

Construction Loans

Financing support for ground-up construction, project completion, and real estate development timelines.

Program snapshot

Loan amount

Up to $25 million

Focus

Ground-up · Completion

Review

Budget · Timeline · Exit

Borrowers

Developers · Builders · Sponsors

Program guidelines

Published product parameters for this program. Final terms depend on underwriting, collateral, and documentation.

Loan purpose

  • Ground-up construction financing
  • Completion financing for active projects
  • Construction capital for residential or commercial real estate projects

Loan amount

  • Up to $25 million, subject to underwriting and project profile

Eligible scenarios

  • Ground-up construction
  • Completion or stalled-project restart
  • Developer / builder project financing
  • Residential or commercial property construction

Review focus

  • Project budget and cost breakdown
  • Construction timeline
  • Permit status
  • Borrower experience
  • Collateral and exit strategy

Documentation commonly reviewed

  • Construction plan
  • Construction budget
  • Permit or entitlement status
  • Borrower resume / track record
  • Property information
  • Exit plan

Execution notes

  • Terms, leverage, pricing, and closing timeline depend on underwriting, documentation, property type, borrower profile, and project readiness

Key features & detail

A construction loan is typically reviewed around project feasibility, borrower experience, collateral strength, construction budget, and exit strategy.

  • The goal is to understand whether the project has a realistic path from current stage to completion or take-out financing.
  • Final structure and eligibility are subject to underwriting and complete documentation.

Need help choosing a program?

Share the property, timeline, and target proceeds—we will map the fit before you invest in a full file.

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Illustrative only. Availability, pricing, and documentation depend on the property, the borrower, and credit approval. This page is not a commitment to lend.