Tag: construction loan

Funding is one of the most important parts of any project. A strong site, capable builder, and well-priced product will go nowhere unless the necessary funding is put in place to complete the project. For many developers, the question is not only how to fund a property development, but which type of lender is best […]

Property development finance has a lot of moving parts. From feasibility and equity contribution to LVR, cost-to-complete, construction risk, QS involvement, pre-sales and exit strategy, each element plays a part in whether a project is fundable. At ASAP Finance, we have covered many of these topics in detail across our development finance blog library. This […]

The Capital Stack When it comes to property development, one of the most important concepts to understand is the capital stack. In simple terms, the capital stack refers to the different sources of financing that are used to fund a property development project. These sources of financing can include equity, debt, and other types of […]

10 Questions Lenders Ask When Funding Property Developments (Part 2) Welcome to part two of our blog series, where we explore the top 10 questions lenders and finance companies in Auckland will ask during the application process. The previous blog post covered the first five questions lenders will ask. In this instalment, we will delve […]

10 Questions Lenders Ask When Funding Property Developments (Part 1) Securing funding for your property development can be challenging , but understanding what information is relevant to your lender can make the process less daunting. This blog post will be the first in a two-part series where we break down some of the critical questions […]

Formulating a robust exit strategy is a critical part of the development process. When assessing an application for a development loan, the credibility of a clients’ proposed exit strategy will be reviewed and assessed in detail. There are several ways a developer can exit a construction loan – the most common strategies being: to sell […]