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Frank Pyle
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36 unit Condo Building Construction loan

Frank Pyle
Agent
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I'm looking for loan options for a construction loan.  We are seeking a construction loan for a condo building, with a total build cost of $5.2 million and an improved value of $7.9 million.

The proposed construction involves constructing a 65,067 square foot residential condominium building in 2025, comprising 36 individual units. These units are intended for sale to owner-occupiers with an average sale price of $250,000. 

Key details of the project are as follows:

  • The lots, vertical utilities, and plans totaled over $400,000 and are owned free and clear, with no debt.
  • Vertical utilities and plans are complete. Permits are in process.
  • The project is shovel-ready.

Any suggestions?

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