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Construction loans are loans that are structured differently as compared to other loans such as regular purchase money or refinance home mortgage. The primary difference lies in the way the loan amount is calculated and the way it is structured.

The construction loan comprises of the following components -

Soft costs - Consisting of architectural plans, engineering and permit fees.

Hard costs - This consists of all the actual physical costs of construction

Closing costs - This consists of the origination and lender fees, title and closing fees.

Inspection feed

Reserves - This consists of interest reserve and contingency reserve

Existing lot pay-off

Regular purchase money or refinance mortgages are based on Loan to Value Ratio while construction loans are based on LTV as well as Loan to Cost Ratio. Construction loans are a complex finance product and the way the numbers are calculated differ widely.

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