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Construction Lot Loans

At Capital City Home Loans, we help turn your vision into reality — starting from the ground up. Our Construction Lot Loans are designed for homebuyers who want to secure land now and build their custom home later. Whether you’re buying a homesite in a residential development or a private parcel for a future build, our flexible financing solutions make it easier to take the first step toward building your dream home.

With experienced loan professionals and local insight, we make the process simple, streamlined, and structured around your long-term goals.

What Is a Construction Lot Loan?

A Construction Lot Loan is a type of financing that allows you to purchase vacant land intended for future residential construction. It gives you the ability to secure your desired location before finalizing your building plans or choosing a builder.

This loan type is often used in one of two ways:

  • As a stand-alone lot purchase, with plans to build at a later date
  • As part of a two-step construction plan, where the lot is purchased first and a construction loan follows

At Capital City Home Loans, we offer tailored loan programs for both scenarios, ensuring you’re financially positioned when you’re ready to build.

Benefits of Construction Lot Loans

Purchasing land before construction gives you time and flexibility — and our loan programs offer several key benefits:

  • Secure your ideal lot before it’s off the market
  • Flexible terms to accommodate different build timelines
  • Interest-only payment options during the loan term
  • Use your lot equity as part of your construction loan down payment
  • Bridge the gap between lot acquisition and construction financing

Our construction lot financing is ideal for homeowners who are planning a custom build but want to lock in a location now while finalizing home designs, builder selection, or financing plans.

Who Can Benefit from a Lot Loan?

Construction lot loans are a great option for:

  • Future custom homebuyers who want to secure a property now
  • Homeowners looking to build in a specific neighborhood or school district
  • Clients who want time to design or plan their home before construction
  • Individuals purchasing land for a second home or vacation property
  • Buyers planning to combine a lot loan with a future construction loan

We understand that every homebuilding journey is unique — and we’re here to provide the right financial tools at every stage.

Loan Features

Our Construction Lot Loan options include:

  • Fixed-rate and adjustable-rate options
  • Loan terms typically ranging from 12 to 24 months
  • Competitive interest rates based on loan amount and credit profile
  • Available for primary, secondary, or investment properties
  • Variety of down payment options, depending on borrower qualifications and loan structure
  • Option to roll the lot loan into your future construction-to-permanent loan

Capital City Home Loans will work closely with you to structure a loan that matches your timeline, budget, and future construction goals.

Capital City Home Loans – Lake Oconee Office

Located in the heart of Greensboro, GA, our Lake Oconee Office serves buyers across the region who are planning to build in custom or residential developments. Whether you’re securing land near Lake Oconee, in a gated community, or on a private wooded lot, we’ll help you move forward with confidence.

Lake Oconee Office
1020 Parkside Commons | Suite 102, Office 101-G
Greensboro, GA 30642
Phone: 706.225.8554

Our team understands the local land market, zoning considerations, and timeline planning required for construction loans — giving you an edge when navigating your build.

Let’s Build the Future Together

If you’re ready to purchase land for your dream home, Capital City Home Loans is here to help you take the first step. Contact us today to explore your Construction Lot Loan options and learn how we can support your journey from raw land to a custom-built residence.

From lot purchase to final walkthrough — we’ll be with you every step of the way.

This is not an offer of credit or a commitment to lend.  The above examples are for illustration purposes only.