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Renovation/Construction

Building your dream home requires substantial amount of money. You can wait to have enough savings or get a home construction loan that will fit your needs. A construction loan is preferred by borrowers since you can draw money as you need it and not a lump sum, which means saving on interest. A home construction loan allows you to get funds from your lender for each building stage of your home.

A typical home construction has five stages: first is the purchase of the land, second is the pad or the floor, then the roof, the lock up, and finally, the finishing. During construction, a home construction loan usually runs on a full standard variable rate or SVR. After the construction is complete, you can then choose what type of interest rate you want for your home construction loan.

What do you need to get started in applying for a home construction loan? Your lender would like to see a fixed price building contract and council approved plans. The amount of your home construction loan is based on the value of the land plus the building’s cost. If in case you would need more money than your original home construction loan amount, you should ask your lender to revalue the property once the building is complete.

A home construction loan is a great way to fund the construction of your new home. Aside from saving on interest, you can also borrow against the value of the completed property and not just the current value of the property.

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