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How To Secure A Construction Loan To Build The Home Of Your Dreams

Building the home of your dreams? That requires a mortgage with a twist.

photo of Brittany DiercksPublish Date January 30, 2020

 

Buying the home of your dreams requires a mortgage, but building the home of your dreams? That requires a mortgage with a twist.

Brittney Diercks, Senior Vice President – Retail Loans, NMLS#1436568, explains how Fidelity Bank & Trust can help assist you in securing a construction loan to cover the cost of building your forever home.

“Building a home is an exciting milestone to celebrate, and choosing the right bank for your loan can make a huge difference,” says Brittney. “Fidelity Bank & Trust is proud to not only offer options for your new construction loan, but also set you up for success through touchpoints with our extremely knowledgeable and friendly loan officers every step of the way.”

The benefits of working with Fidelity Bank & Trust don’t stop there.

“Financing your construction project through Fidelity Bank & Trust means no inspection fees and convenient access to funds. Plus, our low closing costs and low-interest rate help customers manage the expense of building a new home,” says Brittney.

“Although different than a traditional mortgage, we make the entire process, from approval to disbursement, simple. Get approved quickly online, over the phone or by stopping into your neighborhood Fidelity Bank & Trust.

Once your home is built, Fidelity Bank & Trust offers competitive permanent financing options offered through our Mortgage Center.

At Fidelity Bank & Trust we make it easy to build the home of your dreams. Learn more about our personal loan options here or stop by your neighborhood Fidelity Bank & Trust location to speak to a loan officer.