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How to Finance Suburban Infill Development

Suburban infill projects are financed with our ground-up construction loan: up to $5,000,000, leverage sized on total project cost and confirmed per deal, a 12-36 month term, interest-only on a draw schedule, and a FICO of at least 680. A licensed contractor and construction experience are required. What the budget covers and state availability are confirmed per deal.

Key loan facts

Loan amount
$100,000 to $5,000,000
Loan type
Ground-Up Construction
Eligible properties
Ground-up residential construction
Term
12-36 month term, interest-only on a draw schedule
Minimum FICO
Minimum FICO 680

Commercial purchase and rate-and-term refinance: up to $5 million. Commercial cash-out: up to $5 million. Residential DSCR: up to $5 million. Fix & flip: up to $5 million. Construction: up to $5 million. SBA loan limits are separate from total project financing. Not eligible: owner-occupied residential. Limits vary by program, property and deal, and we confirm them for each deal.

Lending Guide

Program Details

Eligible Asset Types

  • Ground-up residential construction

Underwriting Guidelines

  • Leverage is sized on total cost, confirmed per deal
  • 12-36 month term, interest-only on a draw schedule
  • Minimum FICO 680
  • Licensed contractor and construction experience required
  • State availability is confirmed per deal.

Who This Is For

  • Builders and developers with a licensed contractor and construction experience

Who This Is Not For

  • Projects without a licensed contractor

Development and construction financing is subject to budget review, plans and permits, sponsor experience, market feasibility, exit strategy, and inspection/draw controls.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Commercial real estate and investor property loans. Commercial purchase and rate-and-term refinance: up to $5 million. Commercial cash-out: up to $5 million. Residential DSCR: up to $5 million. Fix & flip: up to $5 million. Construction: up to $5 million. SBA loan limits are separate from total project financing.

Subject to underwriting, collateral review, borrower qualification, and lender approval. Not a commitment to lend.