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Construction finance is a specialised form of funding designed to support property developers in kickstarting their building projects or securing development sites.
Whether you're involved in the creation of single or multi-dwelling residential units, commercial properties, or simply constructing your dream home, construction finance through Broc Finance provides a range of tailored funding options to meet your specific needs.
With Broc Finance, we talk with you to figure out the best way to finance your property development, whether it's for homes, businesses, or a mix of both.
Development / Construction Finance
Starts from $250k
From 10.99% p.a.
Up to 3 years
24 – 48 hours
10-15 Business days
Interest Only / Capitalised Interest
Required with funding possibilities up to 70% of Gross Realisation Value (GRV)
*The information provided in critical information sheet is intended as a guide only. Please contact us for more information.
Types of Construction Finance
What you should know about Construction Finance
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Construction loans operate differently than standard home loans. Typically, they involve paying only the interest during the building phase, helping to keep your repayments minimal until the construction is complete.
During the construction phase, you're only paying the interest, and once the building is done, the loan switches to a standard home loan. At that point, you start making payments that cover both the principal and interest
When building a house, the money you get from the loan is given to you at different times as the work progresses. By giving funds in stages, lenders ensure that the money matches the progress of the building work. This approach helps minimise risks and ensures that the funds are used effectively at each step of the construction process.
These steps include
Understanding these progress payments helps ensure that funds are appropriately allocated at each construction milestone, aligning with the progress of your home building project.
When venturing into the realm of construction loans, it's essential to grasp the nuances of owner-builder projects. Typically, to secure a construction loan, one would enter into a contract with a qualified builder. However, for those aspiring to take a hands-on approach in building their homes, there exists the option of applying for an owner-builder construction loan, available through a select group of lenders.
Obtaining approval for such loans can pose challenges, as lenders often perceive owner-builder projects as riskier, potentially prone to cost overruns. Licensed builders may secure loans for up to 80% of the construction cost, while non-licensed individuals may find borrowing limited to 50-70%.
Given the stringent criteria for these loans and the limited availability of lenders, prospective borrowers are advised to consult with a mortgage broker. A broker can assist in navigating the complexities of owner-builder construction loans, helping you find the right fit for your unique project.
At Broc Finance, construction finance is suitable for low to medium sized of construction projects, including
Building or renovating a single-family home or multi-dwelling residential units.
Developing or expanding commercial properties such as offices, retail spaces, or industrial buildings.
Comprehensive projects involving the construction of residential or commercial properties from the ground up.
Major renovations or extensions to existing homes.
These categories encompass a wide range of commercial properties, each serving a specific purpose or industry. The distinction between commercial and residential properties is primarily based on the property's use and intended function.
In addition to the usual documents needed for a loan application such as proof of identification proof and credit history records, construction finance may also require
First step is to simply fill out the application form with the required information and loan request.
Once the application is received, our lending specialist would get an indicative quote within 24-48 hours.
Once we receive the mandate to proceed basis indicative quote, we get a formal letter of offer from the lender.
On receipt of signed LOO, the lender would initiate valuation and get loan docs prepared.
Once we receive the mandate to proceed basis indicative quote, we get a formal letter of offer from the lender.
Being a small business owner, many of our clients are not sure of right loan product for their businesses. Our lending specialists understand their needs and recommend tailor made options.
Unlike business loan marketplace websites which use AI based algorithms to match your requirements, we provide obligation free personal consultation as every business is different and an AI based algorithm may not provide them the optimum solution.
We endeavour to achieve the optimum business loan solution for our clients at the most competitive pricing possible.
We understand the essence of time so don’t believe in wasting our customers time by giving false hopes. Transparent and clear communication is in our DNA.
Construction finance is designed for individuals or businesses involved in building projects. This includes property developers, homeowners undertaking significant renovations or new constructions, and commercial builders. Essentially, it caters to anyone requiring financial support to fund the various stages of a construction project, ensuring a steady flow of funds aligned with the progress of the building work.
Terms can range from 6 months to 3 years. Interest rates are generally variable and tied to the prime rate or another benchmark. The loan amount is based on the projected value of the property once completed.
Funds are disbursed in stages, known as "draws," based on the progress of the construction. Each draw requires an inspection to ensure that specific milestones have been met.
For construction-to-permanent loans, the loan converts to a permanent mortgage with a set term and interest rate. For stand-alone construction loans, the borrower must obtain a separate mortgage to pay off the construction loan.
Yes, once construction is complete, the loan can be refinanced into a traditional mortgage with more favourable terms or to access equity in the property.