
Construction
$2.4M
Construction Financing
Seattle, WA · 2-Unit Residential
Units: 2
- Construction
- 2 Units
- Washington

Ground-up financing from land to certificate of occupancy
Finance ground-up residential and small commercial projects. From land acquisition through vertical construction with a draw schedule matched to your build.
Investor-focused construction lending · Advisor-reviewed scenarios · No application fee
Loan Terms
Rates and terms subject to underwriting approval.
Program Highlights
Share your deal in a few minutes. No application fee, no obligation.
Check Loan OptionsCompleted Deals
Selected construction transactions funded for real estate investors.
Property imagery is representative and may not depict the actual financed property.

Construction
$2.4M
Construction Financing
Seattle, WA · 2-Unit Residential
Units: 2

Construction
$709K
Construction Financing
Ellensburg, WA · Single-Family Construction

Construction
$2.9M
Construction Financing
Seattle, WA · 2-Unit Residential
Projected Value: $5.6M
Past transactions are provided for informational purposes only. Financing structures, terms, and closing timelines vary by borrower, property, market, and underwriting review. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Borrower Reviews
“I was building an investment property from the ground up and wanted a lender that understood construction financing — the banks we've worked with have no idea how they work, it was a nightmare. Pillar helped us put together the budget, walked us through the draw process before we started, and kept funding moving throughout construction. Their communication was excellent, and knowing we had an experienced team behind us made the entire project much less stressful. We'll be back for our next build.”
Keep exploring
Review the underwriting concepts and planning questions behind this program.
Plan an investor construction loan from land and budget through draws, completion, and a sale or refinance exit without assuming one universal lender structure.
Build a practical draw workflow around schedules of values, request packages, inspections, contractor payments, change orders, and funding gaps.
Understand why construction interest is often charged on outstanding balance, how interest reserves differ from borrower-paid interest, and why draw structures are not universal.
Learn how loan-to-cost and loan-to-value differ, when investors and lenders use each, and how Pillar’s fix-and-flip and construction tools calculate them.

Next Step
Share a few basics about the property and we'll help you understand which financing paths may fit your strategy.
No obligation. Representative scenarios only — talk with an experienced investment advisor.