Construction loan lenders withhold draw disbursement documentation
Borrowers on construction loans often cannot get lenders to explain how draw funds were approved, allocated, or reconciled against the original project budget when scope or costs change mid-build. Without an itemized audit trail, borrowers cannot verify they are being charged correctly against the agreed construction schedule.
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