Construction/Rehab loan options

The 203K is the only mainstream program. The others are not, which means that there is limited availability and the terms are somewhat higher than they would otherwise be. The good thing is that you are dealing with portfolio lenders who set their own standards, and the conditions and loan pricing (rate and fees) are more flexible. - Paul :)


FHA 203K

  • A rehab to permanent FHA loan
  • Owner-occupied only, 1-4 unit properties.
  • Rehab only, BUT what makes it a rehab is when the existing foundation is used, so sometimes it can work for construction also.
  • Rate: Market FHA rate + 0.250% approximately


BORROWER / BUILDER LOAN
(Borrower who hires a builder)

  • 1-4 family units, residence or investment property
  • Construction or rehab
  • LTV to 80%, to 90% with cross-collaterization
  • Land purchase up to 75% of the lot purchase price
  • 12-18 month term
    Available for less than perfect credit
    Interest only payments based on funds advanced
    Rate: 5%+, 3%+ fees


SELF-BUILD LOAN
(Borrower acts as own general contractor)
See Borrower/Builder Loan above.


BUILDER / SOLD LOAN
(Builder has a contract to sell the completed home)


BUILDER SPEC LOAN
(Construction of a model or spec home)


FIX&FLIP, REO FUNDING
(Spec purchase and rehab)

 

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