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For Professionals
A build takes months. Financing should hold steady for all of them, and your team should never have to guess at the answer.
For your team
Why builders work with Corie
A resale transaction lasts thirty days. A build lasts three seasons. Everything that makes financing simple on a resale file (a fixed rate lock, a settled appraisal, a buyer whose circumstances hold still) stops being true the moment ground is broken.
Most contract fallout in new construction is not a buyer changing their mind. It is a payment that moved, a lock that expired, an assessment nobody explained, or a sales consultant who could not answer a financing question in the model home and lost the room.
This partnership is built around those failure points. Seven standards, below, matched to how a builder actually operates.
Helping great professionals create exceptional home buying experiences.
The structure behind the contract, explained once and used for years.
One-Time Close, construction-to-permanent, build-on-your-land, extended rate locks, and forward commitments. Draw schedules, interest during construction, and conversion mechanics documented so your team is never guessing at a design appointment.
Construction financingQualified buyers, verified early, with a payment they still recognize at settlement.
Full credit review before a lot is reserved. Payment scenarios that account for the real tax assessment after improvement, not the vacant-land figure. Rate protection strategies matched to your actual build calendar rather than a generic sixty-day lock.
Extended rate lock programsYour sales team should be able to answer the financing question in the model home.
On-site training sessions, a scripted answer library for the ten questions that stall a contract, and a qualification checklist your consultants can run before they hold a homesite. Confident consultants close; hesitant ones hand the buyer a business card.
Sales consultant toolkitYou always know where every buyer in your backlog stands.
A pipeline review on your cadence, milestone notification at each stage, and direct escalation when a file needs a decision rather than a status. Construction schedules do not tolerate silence, so I do not create any.
Financing presented as beautifully as the homes you build.
Community-specific payment sheets, co-branded pieces for the sales center, financing content for your model home and website, and grand-opening support. Everything matched to your brand, reviewed for compliance, never generic.
Marketing resourcesStructures built for a builder's economics, not a retail branch's.
Preferred-lender arrangements, hybrid forward commitments, joint-venture structures, and incentive strategies designed around absorption and carrying cost. Every arrangement documented and compliant.
Preferred structuresQuarterly planning against your delivery calendar.
Backlog health, lock exposure across the pipeline, absorption by community, and where financing is helping or costing you contracts. We plan the next two quarters, not the next two weeks.
Market intelligenceWhere buyer education lives
The full new-construction curriculum for buyers lives in its own ecosystem: production versus custom, choosing a builder, what things actually cost, realistic timelines, lot selection, and the walkthrough. It is written for the buyer, kept current in one place, and it is the same version your sales center should be pointing at.
Bring your delivery calendar and your current pipeline. We will look at lock exposure, qualification gaps, and where financing is slowing contracts, then plan the next two quarters around it.
Preferred arrangements
Preferred arrangements are documented and compliant. Nothing is contingent on a buyer being required to use a particular lender.
Professional Resource Library
Strategy meeting
Bring your delivery calendar and your current pipeline. We will look at lock exposure, qualification gaps, and where financing is slowing contracts, then plan the next two quarters around it.
Preferred arrangements are documented and compliant. Nothing is contingent on a buyer being required to use a particular lender.
A personal introduction
Whether you're buying your first home, building your dream home, downsizing to simplify life, moving closer to your children or grandchildren, refinancing, or simply exploring your options, I'd love to answer your questions and help you understand your next steps.
No pressure. No obligation. Just honest guidance from someone who's helped hundreds of families make confident home financing decisions.
Corie Adams
Producing Branch Manager
Corie Adams Lending Team
NMLS #1875205 · A Branch of Network Funding, LP · NMLS #2297
Educational information only. Builder partnership terms, preferred lender arrangements, and program availability vary and are subject to change without notice. Nothing here is a commitment to lend or a guarantee of financing. Preferred arrangements are documented and compliant, and no buyer is ever required to use a particular lender.
Strategy meeting
Bring your delivery calendar and current pipeline and we'll look at lock exposure, qualification gaps, and where financing is slowing contracts.