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

Secure It Now

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

Build Equity Early

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

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 offers Land & Lot Loans for homebuyers in Washington, Idaho, and the Pacific Northwest.