Construction Loans

We do all the legwork to match your needs to the right construction loan, saving you time, stress and hassle.

Renovating or building your dream home?

If you're thinking of building your own home from scratch, it's a smart move to research your finance options before you enter into a building contract.

We provide loan solutions for buying land, building new homes, purchasing off-the-plan and house & land packages.

Securing a loan to build a home is a little different than buying an established house because often the land and building purchase will need to settle separately.

The application stage

To accommodate this, your lender will likely manage your initial loan as two separate but simultaneous applications - one for the land purchase and the second for the completed house and land cost.

The second application will eliminate the first loan and leave you with just one loan.

The construction stage

Most lenders will also require you to build on your land within two years of settlement - this does not mean you need to finish the home within the two year time frame, just that you need to start building within two years of settling on your land.

The construction of your home will generally be conducted in stages, with payments required at the end of each stage.

The repayment stage

The bank or lender only charges you on the amount of money you have drawn down, therefore your minimum repayment will vary depending on which stage your home has reached.

While most construction loans have a variable interest rate, there are some available that operate as fixed rate loans. If you do use a fixed rate construction loan, you may end up with one rate on your land loan and a second rate on your construction loan.

Calculators.

Use these calculators to help you understand your borrowing power and calculate your loan repayments.

How much can I borrow?

Your borrowing power is a critical number to know because it helps you understand how much you can spend on a property.

How much will my repayments be?

Use this repayment calculator to understand how much your loan repayments might be.

FAQs about

construction

loans.

Can you help me understand my borrowing capacity?

Of course! Borrowing capacity refers to how much you can borrow from a lender. To get an estimate of your borrowing capacity go to our calculator: How much can I borrow? If you want to get an in depth review of your borrowing capacity, get in touch today.
How will you decide which loan is best suited to my circumstances?

With over 60 lenders, you and I are spoiled for choice. I narrow my search down through talking to you about your wants and needs. I will show you your options, listing the pros and cons of each loan and ultimately we will come to a decision together.

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Lilem Pty Ltd (t/as Logan Home Loans) ACN 648695505 is authorised under LMG Broker Services Pty Ltd Australian Credit Licence 517192.

The information provided on this site is on the understanding that it is for illustrative and discussion purposes only. Whilst all care and attention is taken in its preparation any party seeking to rely on its content or otherwise should make their own enquiries and research to ensure its relevance to your specific personal and business requirements and circumstances. Terms, conditions, fees and charges may apply. Normal lending criteria apply. Rates subject to change. Approved applicants only.

¹There may be occasions where you may be charged a fee by your broker.

²Your broker is able to assess each lender's approval times and identify those that can provide approval quickly, however this is subject to change and can vary significantly based on how complex is your loan application and how quickly you’re able to provide the information we need.

³Not all lenders are available to all brokers. The exact details of the lenders your broker has access to is disclosed within the Credit Guide your broker gives to you when providing credit assistance or is available upon request.

⁴The way in which your broker will stay in touch with you will differ, however typically this will be via email. In addition you will be able to contact them for guidance as required. You are able to opt out of these communications at any stage.

**There may be occasions where you may be charged a fee by your broker.