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Construction loan calculator to calculate the monthly payment for your home construction loan. The home construction loan calculator will generate a construction loan amortization schedule excel that shows you everything you needed to know about your construction loan and payment.

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New Construction Loan Calculator

Loan Amount:
$100,000.00
Monthly Payment:
$1,680.99
Total # Of Payments:
72
Start Date:
Nov, 2024
Payoff Date:
Oct, 2030
Total Interest Paid:
$21,031.49
Total Payment:
$121,031.49


Construction Loan Amortization Schedule

Payment Date Payment # Interest Paid Principal Paid Total Payment Remaining Balance
Nov, 2024 1 $541.67 $1,139.33 $1,680.99 $98,860.67
Dec, 2024 2 $535.50 $1,145.50 $1,680.99 $97,715.18
Jan, 2025 3 $529.29 $1,151.70 $1,680.99 $96,563.47
Feb, 2025 4 $523.05 $1,157.94 $1,680.99 $95,405.53
Mar, 2025 5 $516.78 $1,164.21 $1,680.99 $94,241.32
Apr, 2025 6 $510.47 $1,170.52 $1,680.99 $93,070.80
May, 2025 7 $504.13 $1,176.86 $1,680.99 $91,893.94
Jun, 2025 8 $497.76 $1,183.23 $1,680.99 $90,710.71
Jul, 2025 9 $491.35 $1,189.64 $1,680.99 $89,521.06
Aug, 2025 10 $484.91 $1,196.09 $1,680.99 $88,324.98
Sep, 2025 11 $478.43 $1,202.57 $1,680.99 $87,122.41
Oct, 2025 12 $471.91 $1,209.08 $1,680.99 $85,913.33
Nov, 2025 13 $465.36 $1,215.63 $1,680.99 $84,697.70
Dec, 2025 14 $458.78 $1,222.21 $1,680.99 $83,475.49
Jan, 2026 15 $452.16 $1,228.83 $1,680.99 $82,246.65
Feb, 2026 16 $445.50 $1,235.49 $1,680.99 $81,011.16
Mar, 2026 17 $438.81 $1,242.18 $1,680.99 $79,768.98
Apr, 2026 18 $432.08 $1,248.91 $1,680.99 $78,520.07
May, 2026 19 $425.32 $1,255.68 $1,680.99 $77,264.39
Jun, 2026 20 $418.52 $1,262.48 $1,680.99 $76,001.92
Jul, 2026 21 $411.68 $1,269.32 $1,680.99 $74,732.60
Aug, 2026 22 $404.80 $1,276.19 $1,680.99 $73,456.41
Sep, 2026 23 $397.89 $1,283.10 $1,680.99 $72,173.31
Oct, 2026 24 $390.94 $1,290.05 $1,680.99 $70,883.25
Nov, 2026 25 $383.95 $1,297.04 $1,680.99 $69,586.21
Dec, 2026 26 $376.93 $1,304.07 $1,680.99 $68,282.14
Jan, 2027 27 $369.86 $1,311.13 $1,680.99 $66,971.01
Feb, 2027 28 $362.76 $1,318.23 $1,680.99 $65,652.78
Mar, 2027 29 $355.62 $1,325.37 $1,680.99 $64,327.40
Apr, 2027 30 $348.44 $1,332.55 $1,680.99 $62,994.85
May, 2027 31 $341.22 $1,339.77 $1,680.99 $61,655.08
Jun, 2027 32 $333.97 $1,347.03 $1,680.99 $60,308.05
Jul, 2027 33 $326.67 $1,354.32 $1,680.99 $58,953.73
Aug, 2027 34 $319.33 $1,361.66 $1,680.99 $57,592.07
Sep, 2027 35 $311.96 $1,369.04 $1,680.99 $56,223.03
Oct, 2027 36 $304.54 $1,376.45 $1,680.99 $54,846.58
Nov, 2027 37 $297.09 $1,383.91 $1,680.99 $53,462.67
Dec, 2027 38 $289.59 $1,391.40 $1,680.99 $52,071.27
Jan, 2028 39 $282.05 $1,398.94 $1,680.99 $50,672.33
Feb, 2028 40 $274.48 $1,406.52 $1,680.99 $49,265.81
Mar, 2028 41 $266.86 $1,414.14 $1,680.99 $47,851.67
Apr, 2028 42 $259.20 $1,421.80 $1,680.99 $46,429.88
May, 2028 43 $251.50 $1,429.50 $1,680.99 $45,000.38
Jun, 2028 44 $243.75 $1,437.24 $1,680.99 $43,563.14
Jul, 2028 45 $235.97 $1,445.03 $1,680.99 $42,118.11
Aug, 2028 46 $228.14 $1,452.85 $1,680.99 $40,665.26
Sep, 2028 47 $220.27 $1,460.72 $1,680.99 $39,204.54
Oct, 2028 48 $212.36 $1,468.64 $1,680.99 $37,735.90
Nov, 2028 49 $204.40 $1,476.59 $1,680.99 $36,259.31
Dec, 2028 50 $196.40 $1,484.59 $1,680.99 $34,774.72
Jan, 2029 51 $188.36 $1,492.63 $1,680.99 $33,282.09
Feb, 2029 52 $180.28 $1,500.71 $1,680.99 $31,781.38
Mar, 2029 53 $172.15 $1,508.84 $1,680.99 $30,272.53
Apr, 2029 54 $163.98 $1,517.02 $1,680.99 $28,755.52
May, 2029 55 $155.76 $1,525.23 $1,680.99 $27,230.28
Jun, 2029 56 $147.50 $1,533.50 $1,680.99 $25,696.79
Jul, 2029 57 $139.19 $1,541.80 $1,680.99 $24,154.99
Aug, 2029 58 $130.84 $1,550.15 $1,680.99 $22,604.83
Sep, 2029 59 $122.44 $1,558.55 $1,680.99 $21,046.28
Oct, 2029 60 $114.00 $1,566.99 $1,680.99 $19,479.29
Nov, 2029 61 $105.51 $1,575.48 $1,680.99 $17,903.81
Dec, 2029 62 $96.98 $1,584.01 $1,680.99 $16,319.80
Jan, 2030 63 $88.40 $1,592.59 $1,680.99 $14,727.20
Feb, 2030 64 $79.77 $1,601.22 $1,680.99 $13,125.98
Mar, 2030 65 $71.10 $1,609.89 $1,680.99 $11,516.09
Apr, 2030 66 $62.38 $1,618.61 $1,680.99 $9,897.47
May, 2030 67 $53.61 $1,627.38 $1,680.99 $8,270.09
Jun, 2030 68 $44.80 $1,636.20 $1,680.99 $6,633.90
Jul, 2030 69 $35.93 $1,645.06 $1,680.99 $4,988.84
Aug, 2030 70 $27.02 $1,653.97 $1,680.99 $3,334.87
Sep, 2030 71 $18.06 $1,662.93 $1,680.99 $1,671.94
Oct, 2030 72 $9.06 $1,671.94 $1,680.99 $0.00



What are construction loans?

A home construction loan is a loan used to finance the construction of a residential property. Construction loans are short-term loans with higher interest rates than traditional mortgages. There are different types of construction loans such as construction-only loans, construction-to-permanent loans, renovation loans, and owner-builder construction loans.


How do construction loans work?

Home construction loans work differently than traditional mortgages. Borrowers use a construction loan to pay for material and labor costs to build a new house. When a borrower is approved for a construction loan, he does not receive a lump sum payment. Instead, the lender will pay the builder with batches of payments throughout different phases of the construction. During the construction, borrowers are only required to make interest-only payments. After the construction is completed, borrowers can then convert the loan into a conventional mortgage where the borrowers will be required to make full payments (interest + principal), or pay off the whole loan balance.


Types of construction loans

There are different types of construction loans available, the following are four common ones.


  • Construction-loan loan - A construction-only loan covers just the cost of building a house, such as buying materials and paying the workers. Once the construction is completed, the homeowner is required to pay off the loan amount or take out a permanent mortgage. Two application processes are involved in the borrower deciding to apply for a traditional home mortgage after the construction is done.

  • Construction-to-permanent loan - The loan covers the costs of construction and then converts the construction loan to a permanent mortgage after the house is built. The benefit of this type of loan is that there is only one loan process involved. There is no need to apply for a construction loan and then a traditional mortgage.

  • Renovation loan - A loan that covers the cost of renovating an existing home instead of building a new one.

  • Owner-builder construction loan - A loan for borrowers who are also licensed builders and wanted to build the house on their own. It could be a construction-only or a construction-to-permanent loan.


Construction loan requirements

Construction loans are harder to get than traditional mortgages because they carry considerably more risks for lenders as there is no house to use as collateral. Therefore, the interest rate for construction loans is higher. To qualify for a construction loan, lenders are going to look at the borrower's income, credit score, debt-to-income ratio, and down payment amount. In addition, lenders will need to see the architectural plans, the builder's certificate, and license, and the construction timeline and budget.


Credit Score

Most lenders require a credit score of 700 or above to qualify for a construction loan. They want to see the borrower is responsible for their bills and has good credit. Some lenders will have lower requirements on credit scores, but their interest rates are usually much higher to offset the additional risks.


Income Check

Lenders will do an income check to see if the borrower is financially strong to repay the loan. Borrowers are required to show documents to prove their income, employment history, and assets.


Down Payment

Borrowers should be prepared to have at least a 20% down payment saved up. Although some lenders will still approve borrowers with a lower down payment, interest rates for these lenders might be higher.


Debt-to-income ratio

Having a low debt-to-income ratio will increase the borrower's chance of getting approved for a construction loan. Lenders want to make sure the borrower is not in too much debt which will impact his ability to repay the construction loan.


Construction Plan

Lenders want to see as many details as possible about the construction plan, including the budget, timeline, certificate, architecture, design blueprints of the house, and draw schedules of the loan. The more detail the borrowers provide, the better. Do not hold anything back as that will only delay the loan approval process.


How to apply for a construction loan?

Following are the steps that one can follow to apply for a construction loan.


Find a builder

Before you apply for a construction loan, you need to first find a builder for your home. It is best to use a builder that is recommended by your friends and family. If none of your friends or family has any recommendations, then look for builders in your area. You can search online or look at the local directory. Read the reviews online, and check for references of their previous work. Find the best builder that you can find.


Have all your documents ready

Know your credit score and get your credit report to see if there are any errors. Fix any errors on your credit report if you find any. Having a high credit score will save you thousands and thousands of dollars in interest payments. Gather your tax returns and the latest financial statement from your bank.


Compare lenders

The next step is to go and shop around for lenders. Just like a traditional mortgage, you want to compare the interest rates and the overall costs from multiple lenders and choose one that has the lowest interest rate and fees.


Start the construction loan process

Once you narrow down to the best lender, you can start the loan process. Promptly provide the loan processor with whatever documents they ask for. Communicate and follow up with the loan processor on the status of the loan. Your lender will require you to buy home insurance even though the house is not being built yet. Home insurance with builder's risk coverage will cover the costs if there are any accidents that happen during construction.



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