CFS Construction Financial Solutions

Borrowers · Texas construction loans

Loan documents

The approval process can include up to 10 different companies working together: the realtor, land seller, builder, mortgage company, construction lender, title company, appraiser, surveyor and more. This is what we need from each.

SectionBorrowers
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LenderConstruction Financial Solutions
NMLS1771431
ServingAll of Texas

Important

All documents must be the most recent.

Borrower

  • Identification (driver’s license and Social Security card)
  • Pay stubs for the most recent 1 month
  • Bank statements for the most recent 2 months
  • W-2s and/or 1099s for the most recent 2 years
  • Tax returns for the most recent 2 years
  • Land deed, loan payoff or contract
  • Land plat or survey
  • Self-employed: business tax returns for the most recent 2 years and a current-year P&L statement

Builder

  • Company formation documents
  • Minimum of 3 client references
  • General liability insurance certificate (if any)
  • Home contract or proposal
  • Home floor plans with elevations
  • Home specifications
  • Construction budget
  • State franchise tax must be active
  • VA builder ID (if applicable)
  • Builder’s risk insurance before work begins
  • Forms survey before the foundation is poured
  • Final survey upon construction completion

Please review our draw instructions. If you would prefer draw disbursements based on a draw schedule, rather than providing the traditional backup (lien waivers, receipts, invoices), we must receive a list of completed projects over the last 2 years. We will also require the builder to provide 2 years of tax returns, a current year-to-date profit and loss statement, and the balance sheet.

Broker and title

  • Permanent loan application
  • Credit report (within last 90 days)
  • Permanent loan DU or LP report
  • Permanent loan underwritten conditional approval
  • Proposed-construction appraisal (or CFS to order)
  • Tax transcripts (if applicable)
  • Title commitment with clear Schedule C
  • Title tax and HOA certificates
  • Title preliminary Closing Disclosure
  • Title wire instructions