Up to $15,000 in incentives!
We’ve partnered with our Preferred Lenders to provide you with up to $15,000* to help bring you home. The best part? You choose how to spend it.
When you work with one of our Preferred Lenders, you could lower your interest rate up to 2 points, saving you hundreds a month and thousands over the next two years, all at no cost to you!
If you want to splurge on lighting and countertops, or you want to upgrade to hardwood throughout–you can! Lowder New Homes will cover the added expense up to $10,000. PLUS, our Preferred Lenders will pay up to $5,000** in closing costs so you can keep your cash. That’s a savings of up to $15,000!
Contact any Lowder Builder Representative or Preferred Lender to customize a plan that works for your needs. We’re making it easier to bring your family home!
Lowder’s Preferred Lenders
CMG Financial
Cross Country Mortgage
Fairway Mortgage
First Community Mortgage
Guild Mortgage
Max Credit Union
Movement Mortgage
Prime Home Loans
Prime Lending
Real Estate Funding
Renasant Bank
River Bank and Trust
Trustmark Mortgage
Union Home Mortgage
*This offer applies to a mortgage financed through a Lowder New Homes Preferred Lender only. Lowder New Homes is offering $10,000 in buyer incentives and our Preferred Lenders are offering up to $5,000 to cover closing costs for a total of up to $15,000. Seller concessions are limited by law and therefore certain restrictions and limitations apply. Homes and home sites currently under contract do not qualify. Home and community information, including pricing, features, amenities, terms, and availability are subject to change at any time without notice or obligation. This offer or incentive is not redeemable for cash.
**Up to $11,000 in buyer incentives is offered for homes in our Camelot (Opelika) neighborhood. Lowder New Homes is offering $10,000 in buyer incentives and our participating lenders are offering up to $1,000 in closing costs for a total of up to $11,000. Same conditions apply. Summerlin (Auburn) homes are not eligible.
