Are there recommended lenders for financing the rebuild of a new TJH home?
Absolutely. At TJH, we recognize that financing your new home can be overwhelming, but we’re here to make it easier. We’ve referred reputable lenders who are knowledgeable about our BUILD program, making the lending experience as seamless as possible.
What are the benefits of choosing a TJH-preferred lender?
Opting for a TJH-preferred lender offers numerous benefits to streamline the lending process for building your new home:
- Seamless experience: When you choose to tear down and rebuild with TJH, funding is disbursed from your selected lender to TJH in stages as construction advances. Our preferred lenders are well-versed in our BUILD program and timelines, ensuring a seamless process from start to finish.
- Potential savings: Some lenders provide an all-in-one loan option that features a one-time closing, helping borrowers avoid the extra fees associated with separate construction-to-permanent loans.
- Tailored financing: Whether you are looking for a traditional construction-to-permanent loan or an all-in-one option, your chosen lender will consider your financial situation and craft a loan package that fits your needs.
What are the eligibility criteria for working with preferred lenders?
Typically, the lending process for a construction-to-permanent loan to build a TJH home takes about 45 days. However, the timeline can vary depending on your lender and financial situation. Our BUILD team will work closely with you and your lender to provide a clear and accurate timeline for the financing process.
Ready to take the first step? Contact our Private Client Group and get in touch with a preferred lender who can guide you through the entire process.
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