Deal Details
Private Loan Type
Residential Ground-Up Construction
Approx. Funding Date
06/15/2022
Property Type
Property City
McKinney
Property State
TX
Loan Term (months)
18
Lien Type
1st Mortgage
Payment Type
Interest Only
Purchase Price
$399,900
Loan-to-Purchase Price
85%
Borrower's Contribution to Purchase
15%
Source of Borrower's Contribution
Cash
Construction Budget
$877,800
Completed Value
$1,440,000
Deal Summary
I Fund Cities (iFC), a direct private lending firm, funded a ground-up construction loan for a single-family residence in McKinney, Texas, north of Dallas. The purchase price for the land was $399,900. The construction budget was $877,800. The estimated completed value was $1,440,000. So our total loan-to-cost was 85%, and the builder contributed 15% of the total costs. Our loan term was set at 18 months. The client has been building and renovating homes at an increasing pace. Their previous lenders either ran out of funding or were hesitant to fund their new construction projects. In one recent case, their lender even left them at the loan closing table! When they called us, they were looking for a lender who didn’t shy away from deals, and who could be reliable throughout the process. iFC looked at the project but, just as importantly, we listened to the borrowers to understand their specific personal and project needs. By doing this, we were able to discover a deal structure that leveraged the best characteristics of each guarantor, providing more favorable terms and a quicker route to closing.
This private construction loan was funded in June 2022.
Key Benefit for the Borrower:
This borrower gained from iFC’s ability to close on short notice when other lenders weren’t willing to follow through.
Customer Feedback:
What was the client’s experience in working with Jack and iFC? “Customer service. Hands down, unequivocally, customer service. Responsiveness, attentiveness to all of the needs, and full communication. No one can ever say i Fund Cities dropped the ball.” “With such a short timeline to close, if the borrower is not on it on their end, there was no way we could have gotten the deal done as fast as we did. It was pretty intense moving through the deal, but there was transparent, fast communication throughout the whole process.”