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(A disbursement schedule illustrates how money is funded during construction
based on a predetermined set of costs and contracts for your project listed in a
"line item" format. Draws are paid as work is completed during the construction
phase of the loan.)
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Change Orders - Any change orders that are not given to the loan officer prior to the mortgage
closing will not be incorporated into the draw schedule. The borrower will be
responsible for any change orders to the home package or construction contract.
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Freight - Freight is the cost of shipping the home package from the manufacturer to the
borrower's job site. Freight that is not included in the manufacturer's contract is
the sole responsibility of the borrower.
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Sales Tax -
Depending on what state the borrower is building in and what state the home is
purchased from, sales tax on the home package may or may not be included in
the contract. If sales tax is not included in the home package contract, the tax is
the sole responsibility of the borrower.
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Finalizing Disbursement Schedule -
Upon completion of the disbursement schedule, both the borrower and
builder/contractor are asked to review and approve the disbursement schedule.
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Disbursement Revisions - Changing the disbursement schedule before initial settlement is acceptable
with the approval from the lender's construction department. Revisions
after initial settlement are also subject to the approval of the construction
department. Changes after initial settlement are discouraged and not
easily approved. The borrower is encouraged to thoroughly review the
disbursement schedule with the builder/contractor prior to the start
of construction.
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