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Getting a mortgage to build a house
Unless you have the cash available, you’re going to need financing to build your new home.
Most financial institutions offer new construction loans or construction mortgages. They’re similar to traditional mortgages but usually involve a higher interest rate. Another significant difference is how the money is delivered. Rather than receiving a lump sum as you would with a traditional mortgage, your construction loan will be paid out in stages. This is known as a “progress draw mortgage.”
At each stage, an inspector visits the construction site to assess the progress you’re making. If the inspector is satisfied with the safety, schedule, and budget of your building project, a positive progress report will be sent to your lender, who should then approve your next tranche of funding.
Factors that affect the cost of building a house
- Land
- Location
- Housing type
- Contractor
- Materials
- Fees & Permits
Our team is fully in-house which means strict quality control and complete accountability for your project. That’s not something you can say about most New construction experts in Houston, TX.
For specialty Construction, we work with known and reputed contractors. That’s how you have the assurance that your project will be completed to the standards you expect, on time.
How to save money when building a house
Despite all the costs involved with building a home, it is possible to reduce your expenses if you consider the following:
- Talk to different contractors and find out what their pricing is. Make sure you research anyone you plan on hiring.
- Although a custom-designed house is appealing, it can be exponentially more expensive than one that’s already been designed.
- Instead of building a giant dream home, consider the minimum square footage that will meet your needs. The smaller the house, the less you’ll pay.
- You may not need top-of-the-line materials in every room. Focus on the aspects of the home that are most important to you and concentrate your spending there.
- It’s not necessary for your new home to be perfect in order to be livable. You can always install a pool or finish the basement later.