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Steven E.
  • Homeowner
  • Riverside, CA
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Simple Walkthrough | New Construction Financing

Steven E.
  • Homeowner
  • Riverside, CA
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Hi folks, my wife and I own an undeveloped parcel of land upon which we plan to build 4 single-family homes. Assume we make it through the process of subdividing, permitting, water/sewer/electrical hookups, environmental assessments, etc. and the parcels are ready to build on...

Where can I find a soup-to-nuts explanation of how new home construction financing works?

My goal is to back into the amount of cash and/or income we will need to show to finance the build of the SFHs on the land.  We want to build the 4 SFHs, then rent them out such that the rent more than covers the mortgages we have on the homes (or the builders loans? not sure)

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