Home Package
The home model, size, options and upgrades you choose.
Preferred Financing
Ben Larson with Future First Mortgage helps buyers turn the light on around the full project budget — the home, land, delivery, site work, and next steps before moving forward.
What This Helps With
Pre-approval, land readiness, delivery and setup costs, lender questions, and whether the preferred path or your own lender makes the most sense.
A strong financing conversation should look at the full project, not just the base home price.
The home model, size, options and upgrades you choose.
Purchase price, lot prep, access, and land improvements.
Transportation, crane, setup, and tie-downs.
Excavation, grading, gravel, retaining, and foundation.
Water, sewer/septic, power, trenching, and hookups.
Building permits, impact fees, and inspections.
Add-ons, decks, skirting, landscaping and more.
Closing costs, prep fees, and financing-related items.
Items may vary based on your project, property, lender, and qualifications.
Start by reviewing land, utilities, access, and what kind of home can work.
Ask About This PathUnderstand what to watch for before buying the property.
Ask About This PathTalk through financing and project planning before getting too deep.
Ask About This PathReview demolition, setup, and budget planning before moving forward.
Ask About This Path
Before you get too far into home selection, start with a conversation that brings the full project into focus — the home, land, delivery, site work, utilities, permits, and the next step that makes the most sense.

What To Send
You do not need a perfect plan. A few basics are enough for the team to make the lender intro or send builder-ready information to your bank.
Next Step
Choose the path you need, send the basics, and the team can follow up with the right next move.
Financing FAQ
If a buyer needs more detail, these are the questions that usually matter before they move forward.
Because the lender already understands the factory timeline, the draw structure, and the appraisal conversation. That removes translation friction between financing and the build itself.
Yes. If you are financing independently, Endeavor can provide the factory draw schedules and project sequencing your institution needs. The preferred path is simply the smoother route.
A lender and appraisal team that understand factory-built construction can evaluate the home more accurately and avoid avoidable skepticism around modular or manufactured value.
The loan needs to reflect factory deposits, production timing, delivery, set, and completion milestones. Those stages do not behave like a conventional site-built draw schedule.
Yes. Pre-approval should happen early so your home shortlist, land decisions, and delivery timing all stay inside the right budget frame from the beginning.