Land & Lot Loans

Found the perfect acreage near Nine Mile Falls, a lot in Post Falls, or land outside Deer Park — but you're not ready to build yet? A land loan lets you secure the property now and build on your own timeline. Most big banks don't offer them; we do, with local underwriting that understands Inland Northwest land.

Program Benefits

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Secure It Now

Lock in the parcel before prices rise or it sells — build on your own schedule.

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Build Equity Early

Land equity often reduces the cash needed when you move to construction financing.

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One Team, Both Stages

We structure land and construction together so there are no surprises at the build phase.

Requirements

Basic Qualifications

  • Down payment typically 20–35% depending on land type [VERIFY with LO]
  • Improved lots generally require less down than raw acreage [VERIFY]
  • Residential use intent required
  • WA or ID parcel location

Required Documents

  • Purchase agreement or listing for the parcel
  • Last 2 years tax returns and W-2s
  • Last 30 days pay stubs
  • Last 2 months bank statements
  • Survey or legal description of the land

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about land & lot loans.

How much down payment is required for a land loan?

More than a standard home purchase — typically 20–35% depending on whether the land is improved (utilities/road access in place) or raw acreage. [VERIFY exact range with LO.] We'll tell you the exact figure for your parcel in one conversation.

Can I roll the land into my construction loan later?

Usually yes — the lot equity often serves as part or all of your construction down payment. [VERIFY with LO.] Buying land with a build plan? Tell us upfront and we'll structure both stages together.

Do you finance raw land with no utilities?

[VERIFY with LO — answer per actual program: yes with larger down / case-by-case.] Call us with the parcel address and we'll give you a straight answer.

Could USDA be an option instead of a land loan?

In eligible rural areas, a USDA construction path can sometimes replace a separate land loan — worth checking your parcel's eligibility before you choose.

Ready to Get Started?

Q Home Loans specializes in land & lot loans for homebuyers in Washington, Idaho, and the Pacific Northwest.