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Our One-Time Close Construction Program combines your construction and permanent mortgage into a single loan with one closing, simplifying the process and saving on costs.

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Build Your Dream Home with Lendmire’s One-Time Close Construction Program

Lendmire’s One-Time Close Construction Program simplifies financing by combining the construction loan and permanent mortgage into a single transaction, reducing the need for multiple applications and closings.

Key Features of the Program:

  • Single Loan Transaction: Consolidates construction and permanent financing, creating a seamless transition from building to homeownership.
  • Rate Options: Choose a rate structure aligned with your financial preferences.
  • Rate Protection: Secure your rate at the start of construction to guard against market changes.
  • Special Payment Options During Construction: Benefit from tailored payment plans while your home is being built.
  • Automatic Loan Conversion: Upon completion, the loan automatically transitions to a permanent mortgage without additional closing.

Benefits of the Program:

  • Cost Efficiency: Combines construction and mortgage financing, which may help save on fees.
  • Streamlined Process: Fewer applications and closings simplify your path to homeownership.
  • Convenience: The single closing reduces paperwork and stress throughout the process.

How It Works:

  1. Pre-Qualification: Start with pre-qualification to explore budget and eligibility.
  2. Construction Phase: Funds are released as needed, with tailored payment options during this time.
  3. Completion and Conversion: After construction, the loan automatically transitions to a permanent mortgage.

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Contact Lendmire today to learn more about the One-Time Close Construction Program. Our specialists are here to help you start your journey to homeownership.

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