Loan Closing

The initial closing includes the payoff of the lot or existing mortgage (if applicable) and related closing costs, less your down payment. Any additional costs will be paid by you at closing. You must have an adequate down payment (equity) at the closing. Equity is defined as cash paid towards the lot, pre-paid construction expenses and cash paid at closing, if required.

Want to use the equity in your current home towards the closing of your construction loan? Ask about a bridge loan or home equity line of credit. 

      Troy Schuricht

7575 E Redfield Rd   Suite 235

Scottsdale, AZ  85260

480-305-8905 - office

480-393-8801 - fax

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2 Comments on Construction Loan Closing

NOV
14
2007
Isn't a home equity loan going to be cheaper than a bridge loan?  Do you need an appraisal with a bridge loan?
8:43pm • #1
Could be depending on the borrower.  Bridge loans are based on appraisal or automated valuation models.  The benefit to a bridge loan is there is no payment on it,  interest is deferred.
8:57pm • #2

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Troy Schuricht

Scottsdale, AZ

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Community First Financial

Address: 7575 E Redfield Rd Ste#235, Scottsdale , AZ, 85260

Office Phone: (480) 305-8905

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