Steele Trademark Homes Inc. Understanding the home building process. Showing posts with label Banking. Show all posts WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012 Banking on Building Your Dream How do you get a loan to build your home? Talk with your builder. He has had many construction loans and can point you in the right direction. Use a local bank where you can put a face with a name. If you have questions, you can chat face-to-face, and not with a call center half way around the world. Your local bank also has the pulse of the community and your local suppliers. Most banks will loan up to 85 percent of the appraised value of the home to build it. This means that in most cases you will need some capital to build your home. Never put the cart in front of the horse and have your dream home built in your mind before you have your finances in order with the bank. Pick a lot, pick a plan, pick a builder, and pick a bank. Four important selections before you choose paint! Posted by Wood+Steele at 9:38 PM No comments: Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Labels: Banking Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Wood+Steele View my complete profile BLOG ARCHIVE ▼ 2013 (3) ▼ August (1) Steele Trademark Homes Inc. receives attention in ... ► March (1) ► February (1) ► 2012 (46) LABELS A great builder (5) A Well-Appointed Home (1) Banking (1) Carpet (1) Electrical (5) Foundation (5) Framing (4) HVAC (2) Kohler (1) Mechanics (1) Newspaper article (1) Paint (1) Plumbing (6) Quotes (8) roofing (1) Square footage (1) Stairs (1) Termite treatment (1) The __ Word (5) Understanding the home building process (1) Windows (1) Wood flooring (1) Picture Window theme. Theme images by andynwt. Powered by Blogger. Deze site gebruikt cookies van Google om services te leveren en verkeer te analyseren. Je IP-adres en user-agent worden met Google gedeeld, samen met prestatie- en beveiligingsstatistieken om servicekwaliteit te garanderen, gebruiksstatistieken te genereren, misbruik te detecteren en maatregelen te treffen.MEER INFORMATIEOK