New Construction Loans
General Information:
Construction loans have a variety of options from 30 year fixed to interest only loans. If you have property that you'd like to build and live in or even if you want to build as an investment and then resell the property, talk to us and we can help you learn more about Patriot Mortgage New Construction Loans in Wisconsin.
Apply Now!Target Audience:
Anyone interested in building a new home.
What is a New Construction Loan?
A New Construction Loan allows the potential home buyer to work with home builders, designers, and other contractors to help build their new home. Here are examples of the types of loans that you can get:
- 30 year fixed
- 15 year fixed
- 1 year ARM
- 3/1 ARM
- 5/1 ARM
- 7/1 ARM
- 10/1 ARM
- Interest only
Do I have to live in Ozaukee County to get a New Construction Loan?
No. Patriot Mortgage Lending offers mortgages throughout the entire state of Wisconsin. We are here to help.
When can I get a New Construction Loan?
Anytime. It is just as important to us as it is to you that the terms are clear and understood. We will work hard to work within your time frame. Traditionally we can complete the loan process for you in 30 days or less. Please see below for how the process works:
How Does the Loan Process Work?
- Education:It is important we learn about you and you learn about us. We don't stay in business by issuing predatory loans. Simply put, if you can afford a house that costs up to $120,000 and then ask for a $400,000 loan, we will be very upfront with you about it. Your success is our success. However lets say you are decent with your money but just don't make a lot. We been through it and understand. Let's say you have your eye on that $400,000 loan but perhaps today's mortgage rates are a little too steep for that. Or perhaps you could afford the payments of that loan but just can't afford a decent down payment. This might be a really good options then. If the Rural Housing Loan is the best option for you we will continue with the application process. If not we will work with you to find the right option to get you into your dream home. Your journey begins with the loan officer.
- Application:
At this point you and your loan officer have determined the Rural Housing Loan is a great option for you. Now we have to do the official paperwork. This is not like a car loan or other types of lower dollar loans that you might have encountered in the past. Obtaining this loan is a team effort that involves paperwork, processing, underwriting and approval. We will help you with the application process. To get started just click on the "Quick Quote" on the left side of this site or just contact us and we will work together on the application. Here are the key items that we will need when we start the application process:
- Standard Personal Information such as name, phone number, email address, date of birth, etc.
- Employment Information such as where you work, how much you make, how long have you worked there, etc.
- Assets such as checking / savings info, retirement accounts, etc.
- Processing:
Now that the paperwork is complete it is time to get to work and get you in your new home. Here is a behind the scenes look of what happens after your application has been submitted. This is where the loan processor comes into play:
- Your application will be reviewed to ensure a smooth and efficient underwriting process. If there is something that the loan processor needs they will work with your loan officer. If there is additional information needed from you, then your loan officer will be in contact with you.
- After the loan processor has what they need, they will order a home appraisal and the title insurance binder. This is just to make sure that the value of the home is worth what you are paying for. If the home you are about to buy is worth $120,000 but being sold at $180,000 then this process is halted and your loan officer alerted and you notified. For most people this is an exciting part of the process because if your potential new home has been sold at a fair value or a value that is very much in your favor (example: home appraised at $200,000 but sold at $150,000), then the title insurance binder can be issued and off to underwriting we go.
- Underwriting:
You've been educated about the Rural Housing Loan by your loan officer. The application has been completed. The loan processor has approved all materials needed and ordered the appraisal and title insurance binder. The appraiser has given the green light to move forward with the process. The title company has issued the title insurance binder. So what does the underwriter do?
- The underwriter is ultimately responsible for approving your loan.
- They will review your entire loan file which contains everything mentioned above.
- In addition they will check credit, capacity, and collateral.
- Upon approval of the loan the underwriter will send the loan to closing.
- Closing: It's now time to go home. To your new home that is! You are moments from the finish line. Today all parties involved make sure that all i's are dotted and all t's are crossed. It is a series of lots of paper signing, but because you have been educated in this process you already know what to expect and how this final part works. Each form that you need to sign will be reviewed with you and you have as much time as you need to ask as many questions as you would like on each form. Once the last form is signed you will get a copy of all your mortgage paperwork and the keys to your new home!