PREFERRED Lender
CLOSE JUST ONCE WITH REFINED’S NEW CONSTRUCTION FINANCING
Avoid the hassle and additional cost of closing twice. Refined Lending’s One-Time-Close program allows you to close just once when building your dream home. No need to close again after completion!
New construction or total teardown
Rate protection for entire term of loan. ability to lock with a signed Purchase Agreement, Plans and Specs.
In-house processing and construction lending team – from application through through underwriting and funding, we ensure a steady and reliable process.
Closing once means only paying one set of closing costs and vou only need 5% down*
Phone
763-639-9171
Find Us
9240 Baltimore ST NE #110
Blaine MN, 55449
MArvold@RefinedLending.com
Refined Lending is a loan production office of Luminate Bank. NMLS 1281698 | Equal Housing Lender | Member FDIC
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Refined Lending is a division of Luminate Bank NMLS 1281698. Corporate Headquarters 2523 S. Wayzata Blvd. Suite 200, Minneapolis, MN 55405. Equal housing lender. Authorized lender in 48 states. nmlsconsumeraccess.org – This advertisement does not constitute a loan approval or loan commitment. Loan approval and/or loan commitment is subject to final underwriting review and approval.
* 5% down payment only available for loan amounts under $647,200. Loan amounts $647,200 and above require higher down payment.
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