TIMBERLAND BANK IS YOUR LOCAL CONSTRUCTION LOAN SPECIALIST
IN WESTERN WASHINGTON
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When it comes to construction financing, we are proud to offer a
2-step construction loan program that is widely regarded as one of the best-of-kind in the industry. You can be confident that our program has been tried and tested by thousands of satisfied home builders throughout Western Washington for over 40 years.
With our flexible financing options, knowledgeable lenders and comprehensive education resources, you are assued that your construction financing is done correctly.
Our 2-step construction loan program provides financing for 12 months through the construction phase, then refinances to permanent financing. You pay interest during the construction phase only as funds are used.
Whether you hire a contractor or choose to build your own home in Western Washington, you can depend on our professional lenders, experienced in all the details of construction financing, to guide you every step of the way from land puchase to completed home.
To learn more about our 2-step construction financing programs, please click on the links below: |
Owner Builder Construction
Log Homes
Remodel-Rehab
WHY DO EXPERIENCED BUILDERS PREFER OUR CONSTRUCTION LOAN PROGRAMS?
- Competitive loan to value ratios.
- Knowledgeable lenders, proficient in the details of construction financing.
- Flexible construction terms.
- Our Cost Breakdown worksheet helps you manage your construction budget.
- Disbursements by voucher system® to all sub-contractors and suppliers.
- Valuable education resources available.
- Local loan servicing for better service – we don’t sell your records.
For more information or to speak to one of our construction loan specialists,
please call 1-800-562- 8761 toll free to be directed to the branch nearest you.
Please note: Our construction financing programs are primarily focused for
projects located in Western Washington.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Information about Vouchers
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