Anthony Dixon Senior Loan Officer · NMLS #2157644
Build from the ground up

One closing. Land, build, and the loan you keep.

A one-time close construction loan wraps the lot, the construction period and your permanent mortgage into a single closing. You are not refinancing at the end and you are not paying to close twice. CrossCountry runs a dedicated construction division with its own underwriting team and an approved-builder process.

This is for you if…

  • You are building rather than buying existing
  • Your builder needs draws through the construction period
  • You would rather close once than twice
  • You are looking at a manufactured or modular home
Your options

One-Time Close Construction Loans in Tampa Bay

Conventional one-time close

The standard route for buyers with established credit and documentable income.

FHA one-time close

Government-backed construction financing with more flexible qualifying guidelines for eligible buyers.

VA one-time close

For eligible veterans, active-duty service members, and surviving spouses building rather than buying.

Manufactured and modular

Available on these programs, with their own guidelines.

Program availability and eligibility requirements vary and are subject to change. Nothing on this page is a commitment to lend or an offer of specific terms. Not all applicants qualify.

Construction: common questions

What does "one-time close" actually mean?

You go through underwriting and closing once. The loan covers the construction period and then converts to your permanent mortgage, rather than requiring a second loan and a second closing when the build finishes.

Can I use any builder?

The builder goes through an acceptance process first. There is a defined package they complete, and there is a list of already-approved builders. Worth checking early, because it affects your timeline.

How do payments to the builder work?

Through a draw schedule tied to construction milestones, with inspections along the way. Your loan officer and the construction team coordinate that.

Can I build on land I already own?

Often yes, and equity in the lot can factor into the file. Bring the details and we will look at it.

Let’s find out where you actually stand.

One conversation, no cost, no pressure. I’ll tell you what’s possible and what isn’t, including when the honest answer is “not yet.”