Construction loans are intended to finance construction of a physical structure rather than to be long-term financing. Residential construction loans may be converted to permanent after a home is complete in some cases, while most commercial construction loans require refinancing in order to exit them. They tend to be a few years in length, depending on the time it takes to build the structure, and have higher interest rates than conventional funding.
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