The whole project budget
Consider land, the building contract, approvals, site works, professional fees and contingencies. A construction contract alone rarely describes every project cost.
Construction finance
Building is financed in stages. We start with your budget, the build stages and what the lender needs at each one.
For owners and investors planning a new build or small development.
GetInvested compares relevant options from its accredited lender panel and helps you understand the rates, fees, features and structure before applying.
What matters
Consider land, the building contract, approvals, site works, professional fees and contingencies. A construction contract alone rarely describes every project cost.
Construction loans commonly release funds in stages. The lender’s valuation, inspection and progress-payment requirements need to fit the build.
Delays, variations and a lower final valuation can change the funding position. Consider holding costs and the plan to retain, refinance or sell on completion.
Owner-occupied builds, investment construction and development funding may be assessed differently. The initial discussion helps identify the information and lending pathway to explore.
How it runs
Land, the building contract, site works, fees and contingencies.
The lender reviews the plans and contract and values the proposed build.
Funds are released in stages, usually after the lender’s inspections.
Final inspection, then the plan to live in, rent, refinance or sell.
These are general steps. Lending is subject to lender criteria and individual assessment. Approval is not guaranteed.
Getting ready
You don’t need everything ready for the first conversation. These details can help make it more useful.
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Compare repaymentsYour questions
Yes. Early discussion can identify likely lender requirements and information gaps. Final lending terms depend on the lender’s review of the project, contract, valuation and your finances.
Not necessarily. Some costs or variations may need to be covered by your own funds. Confirm the lender’s requirements, timing and contribution conditions before committing.
This page explains finance preparation. A detailed feasibility, tax and planning review is separate. Neither a feasibility estimate nor a finance discussion guarantees an outcome.
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