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Match borrowing to the build.

Illustrate interest on staged construction draws with explicit timing and fees.

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Final principal / loan amount ($)Annual return / borrowing rate (%)Total duration (days)One-time fees ($)

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Simple interest uses principal × annual rate × days / 365, without compounding. Construction assumes four equally long stages with 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% of final borrowing outstanding. Replace this with a lender’s actual dated draws, day count, fees and contract before relying on it.

THE FIGURES, IN CONTEXT

Simple interest illustration$5,548

One-time fees$2,000

Total interest and fees$7,548

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Home

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A new home needs a careful checklist.Bring a useful brief to your property conversation.The assumptions deserve a page of their own.A little more understanding.Small percentages can leave a long shadow.A smooth line is an illustration, not a market.An account is a tax wrapper, not an investment.