Yes — many construction loans can include land purchase and build costs in one financing package when program guidelines allow. The lot must be buildable, your builder must be approved, and Ryan & Steve coordinate timing so land closing and construction start align with lender rules.
Finding the perfect lot and building your dream home does not always mean two separate transactions. Many construction loan programs roll eligible land acquisition and hard construction costs into a single loan — underwritten on the completed value of the finished home on that lot.
The lot itself must pass muster: proper zoning for residential use, access to utilities (or a clear plan to bring them in), adequate buildable acreage, and no environmental or title issues that would block construction. Vacant land with no immediate build plan typically needs a different land-loan product entirely.
Timing matters too. Land closing may happen simultaneously with construction loan closing, or the land purchase may be structured as the first draw within the construction file — depending on program and lender overlays. Ryan and Steve coordinate with your builder, title company, and realtor so land and build milestones stay on the same timeline.
Not every parcel qualifies — these are the factors Ryan and Steve review before you commit to a land contract.
Aligning land purchase, loan closing, and builder start dates prevents costly delays.
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Related guides to help you compare options and move toward pre-approval.
How owned-lot value counts toward down payment and LTV on completed value.
Down payment ranges by program — conventional, VA, and FHA construction paths.
Plans, specs, builder contracts, and lot details lenders require upfront.
Ground-up financing basics — draws, closing structures, and program overview.
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Send Ryan & Steve the lot address, builder name, and your target floor plan — we will confirm program fit, land requirements, and closing timing before you write an offer. Not a commitment to lend; subject to credit and property approval.