Queen Creek Hard Money Loans
Queen Creek mixes new subdivisions with acreage and horse property. We make hard money loans on both.
- Loan size
- $50K–$25M
- Position
- First deed of trust
- Term
- 6–24 months
- Structure
- Interest only
- Where
- Arizona only
Pricing is set deal by deal, on the property, the leverage and the plan. Call and we will talk about your numbers.
Queen Creek has grown from farm and horse country into one of the Valley’s busier building areas, and both sides of that are still visible. New subdivisions sit next to acreage, and investors buy land, build on it, and hold or sell.
We make hard money loans on land, ground-up construction and investment homes across Queen Creek. We have funded here before, and we understand what an acreage deal needs that a subdivision lot does not.
What we look at on a Queen Creek hard money loan
- Which county. Queen Creek sits in both Maricopa and Pinal counties. The deed of trust records in the county where the parcel sits, and we confirm it at the start.
- Access and utilities. On acreage, legal access, water and septic are part of the value.
- The build plan. On new construction, the budget, the builder and the finished value have to line up.
Call (480) 783-8800 with the address and your numbers, or send a Quick Quote.
Loan figures are program ranges. Every deal is priced on its own fundamentals. This is not a commitment to lend.
Land Loans
Land financing starts with the parcel and your plan for it. We have underwritten Arizona land since 1992.
View programConstruction Loans
Ground-up capital that moves with your build. Draws advance before the work starts, and the structure is shaped around your schedule.
View programResidential Loans
Capital for the investment house between where it is and where you are taking it. Purchase, cash out, or reposition. Investment property only.
View programFix and Flip Loans
The house is right, the numbers work, and the seller will not wait. This is the loan for that moment.
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Queen Creek is in two counties. Does that matter for my loan?
Only for the paperwork. The deed of trust records in the county where the parcel sits, and permits run through whoever has jurisdiction. We check both up front.
Do you make hard money loans on horse property in Queen Creek?
Yes, when it is investment or business-purpose property. Horse property is one of the specialty types banks struggle to price and we are glad to read.
Can I buy land in Queen Creek now and build later?
Yes. We fund the land, and when your plans and builder are ready we talk about construction. Owning the land free and clear sets up our strongest construction structure.