Metal house in Dwell
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Has anyone seen the Walz house in the latest issue of dwell?
I like it a lot. Albeit a bit small at 1200sq. ft.
I may be nuts, but I'm considering building something like this but a bit bigger 1600-1800 sq. ft. with three bedrooms.
I was wondering if a lender would finance one of these.
Please feel free to comment.
Here's a link to the Architects site.
http://www.harrylevine.tk
Depends on the terms. If you can demostrate that they will be financing an amount less than their appraised value, they will probably work with you. So, if a 1800 SF house design on your lot is appraised at $250k then they might let you borrow $230k or so. If your lot is going to cost you $100k and the construction will cost $200k, then you had better have $70k of your own as a down payment.
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