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Updated about 4 years ago on .

Home + Rehab Loan Combination?
Greetings all,
I'm hoping I can get some feedback from those more experienced than myself. I am looking to buy a small house and ultimately have an ADU built on the property. However, if there already happens to be a detached garage, pre-existing ADU, or something similar then the scenario changes. Without any pre-existing outbuilding I will need a construction loan to have an ADU built. With a preexisting structure in decent condition I can likely convert it myself with my own cash and not need the loan.
I have never dealt with construction loans, but know that I want the home and construction loan to be combined into one, to avoid having to pay off 2 separate loans.
So, in the whole preapproval process I am not sure how to approach this as I may or may not need the construction loan, depending on what I find. I am in a difficult market with few options and competition.
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
Thank you.