Unlocking Your Home’s Potential with Construction Loan Draws§
Supporting Every Phase with Construction Loan Draws§
A draw refers to the incremental disbursement of funds from a construction loan for payments to suppliers and subcontractors. Here’s a simplified example to help clarify how this works:
Imagine you are building your dream home, with a construction loan of $100,000 from your lender. The lender has agreed to provide the funds in three separate draws, disbursed at different stages of the building process.
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First Draw – Finished Rough Framing:
- Work Completed: Carpentry, roofing, and siding
- Amount Disbursed: $33,000
- Usage: Payments made to carpenters, roofers, siding contractors, and electricians. Additionally, it covers the cost of materials.
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Second Draw – Interior Completion:
- Work Completed: Drywall installation and painting
- Amount Disbursed: $33,000
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Final Draw – Project Completion:
- Work Completed: Fulfillment of all permits and the home being ready for possession
- Amount Disbursed: $34,000
These draws ensure that workers and suppliers are compensated timely, facilitating the continuous progress of your project. Each stage completed and approved opens the door for the subsequent draw, making the dream of your perfect home a seamless reality in well-defined phases.
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