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• About Us  • View Testimonials  • Construction Programs  • Construction rates  • Comparing Options  - Loan offers from different    banks  -Construction cost estimates  -Building new or remodeling    VS buying an existing home  -Being my own contractor   VS using a general contractor  - Get Answers  • Educational Resources  - ABC's of Construction    Financing  - Stick-Frame Home    Information  - Log/Timber-Frame Home    Information  - Modular Home    Information  - Lending Dictionary  - Construction Dictionary  • Bank  - Refer a customer for a    construction loan  - Learn more about    construction loans  - Receive consultation on setting    up our own construction    loan program(s)  - Get added to the Construction     Advisors network of lenders  - Get Answers  • Contact US   The ABC's of Construction Financing This resources provides comprehensive information on the basics of construction financing, including: What Is a Construction-Only Loan? What Is a Construction-to-Permanent Loan? Is Construction Financing Different from Other Mortgages? What Types of Construction Loans are Available? When Should I Qualify for Financing? Do I Need a General Contractor or Site Manager? How Much Money Do I Need to Invest? What Can I Expect During Construction? What Is a Land-Lot Loan? What Is a Bridge Loan? Do I Need a General Contractor or Site Manager? No. You don't need to have a General Contractor or Site Manager oversee construction of your home, if you choose the right lender. You just need a lender who understands construction and the costs that every borrower faces. Borrowers who are building a home quite often face the challenge of meeting their budget to build when they have to pay a contractor or site manager to oversee their project. It is because of these enormous charges or concern for quality of work that many people consider being their own contractor or acting as an "owner builder." Some people are led to believe that being an owner builder is the wrong thing to do because they don't "know" enough. Almost every lender agrees with this statement, and they figure it to be a greater risk to invest, so they simply won't lend money in this situation, or they make it nearly impossible to qualify. But any lender who "knows" construction can use common sense to figure out that a dedicated owner builder can be every bit as good as the experienced contractor or better. Construction Advisors, Construction Lending Division is well versed in the construction field, and works very well with borrowers who want to be their own contractor for their project. Experience the Construction Advisors difference today —Contact Us to get started!

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