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CapSource · Construction financing

Construction financing
for your next build.

You bring the vision. We help finance what’s next.
Your first investment build or a larger residential development—with guidance from a dedicated account executive.

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First-time builders. Experienced contractors. Established developers.
Financing subject to borrower, contractor, project, and program qualifications.
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First-time & experienced buildersDedicated account executivePersonal guidance through closing

First-time builder options

Your first build.
With guidance.

We consider first-time project owners working with a qualified general contractor. Bring your plans and specifications, and we’ll explore the financing options with you.

We review your GC’s qualifications and experience with similar projects. Your contractor does not need to become a member of your borrowing entity.

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Experienced builders & developers

A proven track record.
A bigger project ahead.

Planning a residential community, phased development, or multiple builds? We’ll discuss the scope, capital needs, construction schedule, and exit strategy.

Explore project-specific financing opportunities with an account executive who stays involved as you work through the details.

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You’ve built for others. Now build something of your own.Bring your construction experience to your own investment project. We’ll help you understand the financing options and what’s needed to move forward.

Construction financing options

Capital for one home.
Options for what comes next.

Ground-up homes, tear-downs and rebuilds, small residential projects, and larger developments—with build-to-sell and build-to-rent options.

Individual & smaller residential projects

$75,000–$10 million

Interest rates from 8.90%*Up to 90% of total project costsUp to 75% of completed value9–24-month term options, with extensions available through select programs.

Larger residential developments

Opportunities up to $200 million

Discuss financing for communities, phased construction, land development, or multiple projects through select programs and capital relationships.

Structured around the development.Loan size, pricing, leverage, term, and release structure receive project-specific review.
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*Starting interest rates apply to qualifying projects in select programs, exclude origination, closing, and other fees, and are subject to change. Loan size, pricing, leverage, and terms depend on the borrower, contractor, property, and selected program. Advertised maximums and the starting rate are not necessarily available together. Larger-development terms are reviewed case by case and depend on sponsor experience, underwriting, and capital availability.

Clear guidance. Timely answers.

A relationship that starts
with your project.

We take the time to understand your plans and explain the available options. Your dedicated account executive remains your contact from the initial conversation through closing.

Have these details handyProperty address · Acquisition or payoff amount · Construction budget · Estimated completed value · Plans and specifications · Relevant building experience
  1. 01

    Share the project.

    Complete the guided overview, or start with a call if you want to talk through the plan first.

  2. 02

    Get initial feedback.

    Same-day quotes may be available once we receive the information needed to evaluate your project.

  3. 03

    Move forward with your team.

    Your executive guides the next steps while a processor helps coordinate documentation.

Where We Lend

A location. A plan. A conversation.

Start with your project’s location. Your CapSource executive will confirm the programs available for the property, project scope, and borrowing entity.

Alabama: included in preliminary coverageAlaska: included in preliminary coverageArizona: not in the current starting areaColorado: included in preliminary coverageFlorida: included in preliminary coverageGeorgia: included in preliminary coverageIndiana: included in preliminary coverageKansas: included in preliminary coverageMaine: included in preliminary coverageMassachusetts: included in preliminary coverageMinnesota: not in the current starting areaNew Jersey: not in the current starting areaNorth Carolina: included in preliminary coverageNorth Dakota: not in the current starting areaOklahoma: included in preliminary coveragePennsylvania: included in preliminary coverageSouth Dakota: not in the current starting areaTexas: included in preliminary coverageWyoming: included in preliminary coverageConnecticut: included in preliminary coverageMissouri: included in preliminary coverageWest Virginia: included in preliminary coverageIllinois: included in preliminary coverageNew Mexico: included in preliminary coverageArkansas: included in preliminary coverageCalifornia: not in the current starting areaDelaware: included in preliminary coverageDistrict of Columbia: included in preliminary coverageHawaii: included in preliminary coverageIowa: included in preliminary coverageKentucky: included in preliminary coverageMaryland: included in preliminary coverageMichigan: included in preliminary coverageMississippi: included in preliminary coverageMontana: included in preliminary coverageNew Hampshire: included in preliminary coverageNew York: not in the current starting areaOhio: included in preliminary coverageOregon: not in the current starting areaTennessee: included in preliminary coverageUtah: not in the current starting areaVirginia: included in preliminary coverageWashington: included in preliminary coverageWisconsin: included in preliminary coverageNebraska: not in the current starting areaSouth Carolina: included in preliminary coverageIdaho: not in the current starting areaNevada: not in the current starting areaVermont: not in the current starting areaLouisiana: included in preliminary coverageRhode Island: included in preliminary coverage
Preliminary coverageOutside our lending area
Choose a state on the map or from the list.

Preview: initial licensing screen, including North Carolina. Construction-program availability still needs confirmation. Additional coverage is under review.

Coverage is specific to the property and financing program. Local restrictions and borrower qualifications apply. This map does not determine eligibility or constitute a financing commitment.

About CapSource

Invested in the project.
Committed to the relationship.

Construction financing starts with understanding what you want to build. At CapSource, we take a consultative approach: listening to your plans, explaining the available options, and helping you understand the path ahead.

Whether you’re a contractor taking on your first investment build or an established builder planning a larger development, you’ll have a dedicated account executive to guide the conversation and stay involved through closing.

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Guidance around your goals.

We help you frame the project, review financing options, and understand what’s needed to move forward.

A consistent point of contact.

Your executive stays with you. A processor helps coordinate documentation as your file progresses.

A relationship beyond one build.

We want to understand where you’re headed, from your next property to your longer-term plans.

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The relationship matters

Personal attention.
Practical guidance.

A published client reflection on working with John O’Leary and the CapSource team.

“He was very responsive, answered all my questions, worked quickly and a real pleasure to work with.”Scott Westberg · CapSource clientRead the published client feedback ↗

Before you begin

A few things
worth knowing.

Can you consider my first investment build?

Yes. First-time builders may be considered with a qualified GC and plans and specifications ready for review. Your contractor’s experience should fit the project’s type, scale, and complexity. We verify licensing as applicable.

Does my GC need to join my borrowing entity?

No. We don’t require your GC to become a member of your borrowing entity. Their qualifications and relevant experience remain part of the project review.

How are construction draws handled?

Draw requests are coordinated through the loan’s servicing team. Your CapSource executive can help explain the process and connect you with the appropriate contact. Requirements and timing vary by program.

How quickly can I receive a quote?

Same-day quotes may be available when we have the information needed to evaluate the project. Your executive will help identify what’s needed.

Will I keep the same account executive?

Yes. Your executive stays involved from the initial conversation through closing. A processor also helps coordinate documentation.

Can a broker submit a project?

Yes. Choose Broker at the beginning. We collect your contact details separately from the borrower’s.

Is the overview a loan application or approval?

It is an initial request for review. Additional information may be needed to quote or approve financing. The overview asks for an estimated credit range and does not run a credit check.

More ways to move forward

Looking for a different
kind of financing?

Your next opportunity may be a rental property or a renovation. CapSource can help you explore those options, too.

BUY · HOLD · REFINANCE

DSCR Rental Loans

Looking to purchase or refinance an investment rental property? Let’s discuss financing around your rental plans.

BUY · RENOVATE · SELL

Fix & Flip Loans

Have a property to improve and resell? Talk with us about financing for the purchase and renovation.

Different programs have different terms and coverage. We’ll review the property and your goals with you.

Your next build starts with a conversation

Bring the vision.
Let’s explore the financing.

Share a project for review, or talk it through with CapSource.

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