We offer comprehensive support for homeowners looking to secure competitive financing for their 2026 custom home projects. Through our Design Build Services, we provide the single-point accountability and detailed documentation—including fixed construction schedules and written scopes of work—that lenders require to offer favorable terms.
To help you achieve low-interest rate stability for your build, we assist you in navigating several financing structures:
- One-Time Close Construction Loans: These allow you to lock in an interest rate for your 2026 build upfront, combining construction and permanent financing into a single application with one set of closing costs.
- Construction-to-Permanent Loans: These provide interest-only payments during the construction phase and transition into a stable permanent mortgage upon completion.
- Rate Buydowns: We coordinate with lenders to explore permanent or temporary buydowns, which can significantly lower your interest rate through upfront discount points.
- Builder Incentives: We help you leverage incentives such as design allowances or closing cost assistance that can be applied to your financing package.
Let us help you get your project started by providing the local Centennial expertise and preliminary estimates needed for your lender application. Please note that final loan approval, interest rates, and terms are determined solely by your lender. Estimates are preliminary and subject to change after site inspection and a full scope review; project outcomes and timelines may vary based on site conditions, permitting, and material availability.
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