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.
THINK Podcast Featuring Glenn Brooks, President, Genstone Asset Disposition
Scott Ward sits down with Glenn Brooks, President of Genstone Asset Disposition, for a candid conversation on how capital, assets, and opportunity move in today’s market.
With 30+ years of experience, Glenn brings a front-line view of asset disposition — how deals get positioned, what separates a clean exit from a stalled one, and where the smart money is looking next. Scott brings 27 years and $1.5B+ funded across the Gulf Coast and nationwide. Together, that’s more than five decades of dealmaking in one conversation — cutting past the stage-talk and getting into how deals actually get done.
Whether you’re a real estate investor, an operator, or building on the lending side, this one’s worth your time.
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