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Construction Risk Mitigation

Champions of managing
construction risk
complexities since 1986

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Nationwide Construction Management

Solutions for banks,
mortgage lenders and
private equity firms

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Building Customized Construction Lending

Solutions for CRE, SBA,
custom residential,
renovation, fix & flip, spec
and production homes

<h1>Innovative</h1><h2>Solutions that create<br>successful and profitable<br>construction lenders</h2>

Innovative

Solutions that create
successful and profitable
construction lenders

Consulting And Title Services

ProgramDevelopment
Why Program Development Matters?

Construction lending is not for the weak-hearted. Developing prudent risk management policies that align with the economic market conditions takes deep expertise in understanding how to adjust best practices in both the good and bad times.


Program Development

Rely upon the experts to partner with you on developing a construction program that will stand the test of time.

TitleServices
WHY TITLE SERVICES MATTER?

Title insurance is title insurance, right? Well not on a construction loan. When you combine FNF title and FNFC’s draw management services, we work together to streamline and standardize the process. Close more deals and faster!


Title Services

Fidelity National Financial® is the leading provider of title insurance and settlement services. Our goal is to provide one seamless solution for both construction title and management services allowing you to close these complex deals quicker.

Pre-Close

BuilderValidation
WHY BUILDER VALIDATION MATTER?

 In most cases, the Builder will receive the lender’s funds to pay subcontractors and suppliers. Why would you trust the builder to manage thousands of dollars without performing a due diligence review?


Builder Validation

A review of the Builder’s qualifications to ensure the project is delivered on time, within budget and free of liens.

ProjectFeasibility
WHY PROJECT FEASIBILITY MATTERS?

A bad budget is the #1 reason for a failed construction loan. This is the big hammer in your tool kit…ensuring the project is feasible from a cost perspective and all construction documents are aligned prior to closing the loan.


Project Feasibility

Cost analysis identifying budget front loading, deficiencies and underwriting concerns.

Post-Close

FundControl
WHY FUND CONTROL MATTERS?

Because you want to avoid the Builder diverting funds to purchase that “First Draw” luxury yacht.


Fund Control

Nationwide draw disbursement management.

SiteVisit
WHY SITE VISITS MATTER?

The Builder’s objective is to draw ahead of the lender to cover out of pocket costs. The goal of the Site Visit is to balance completed work with requested funds.


Site Visit

Eyes and ears of the project confirming work in place prior to disbursements.

RiskandDashboardReporting
WHY RISK & DASHBOARD REPORITNG MATTER?

Inactivity, project delays and unbalanced budgets will derail a construction program. Risk management and dashboard reports highlight a problematic project before it becomes a workout.


Risk & Dashboard Reporting

Proactive approach to identifying issues and/or delays in advance of a problem developing.

FNF News
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