Investor Construction Financing
Ground-up construction financing for qualified projects.
BrickHouse reviews ground-up construction scenarios for business-purpose investment projects. The initial review should explain the site, project status, budget, sponsor experience, requested financing, timeline, and intended sale or refinance strategy.
Common uses
- Acquisition and vertical construction
- Construction on owned land
- Infill development
- Build-to-sell investment project
- Build-to-rent investment project
- Completion of an eligible construction project
Property types
- Single-family investment construction
- Small residential development
- Two-to-four-unit construction
- Multifamily construction scenarios subject to program review
- Other eligible investor construction projects
Information to prepare
Provide high-level details in the scenario form. Do not upload sensitive borrower documents through the public website.
- Project address and state
- Current ownership of land
- Land purchase price or current value
- Requested loan amount
- Detailed construction budget
- Plans, permits, and entitlement status at a high level
- Builder and sponsor experience
- Project timeline
- Intended sale or refinance exit
- Target closing date
Ground-Up Construction Guidelines
Guideline document for ground-up construction investment projects.
Guideline document · Available soon on the Resources page
Program questions
Frequently asked questions
Not every project must be shovel-ready to submit a scenario. Include plans, permit, and entitlement status so BrickHouse can understand project readiness.
Yes. Construction on owned land can be submitted. Identify ownership status, land value, and the requested construction financing.
Provide address, ownership status, land value, construction budget, plans and permit status, experience, timeline, requested loan amount, and exit strategy.
Yes. Builder and sponsor experience are commonly reviewed for construction scenarios alongside budget, timeline, and exit strategy.
Yes. Build-to-rent and build-to-sell investment projects may be submitted for review under current guidelines.
Program descriptions on this website are general summaries. The current program guidelines, rate sheet, underwriting review, property eligibility, and applicable law control all loan decisions. Programs may change or may not be available in every state or for every property type.
Submit for review
Submit a Ground-Up Construction scenario.
Share property, transaction, and sponsor context for initial review. Submission is not a loan application, approval, or commitment to lend.