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Construction financing is a risky investment for banks as the home is not fully formed until the construction is completed. Project delays, contractor problems, increases in materials, or projects not finished can impact repayment security. This uncertainty can also lead to the higher rates of construction loans compared to conventional mortgages. Lenders reduce risk by inspection, project timeline review and only approve licensed contractors. Lenders typically offer more favorable loan terms to those who have an organized project plan and good financial history. Working with reputable builders and keeping lenders informed about the project can help minimize financing issues during the construction process.