Non-Traditional Builds
April 4, 2024 | By: Hayley Birdsong |Construction Loans, Mortgages, Rural Living, Success Stories
Customers Shawna and Scott Blackmon chose to build a barndominium as their forever home in the country. However, when it came to finding financing, they found that traditional banks wouldn’t offer construction loans for their “nontraditional” build.
The Blackmon family tells us how they connected with Mortgage Loan Officer Hayley Birdsong and Texas Farm Credit to make their dream build a reality! Thinking outside the stick frame and looking to finance a barndominium of your own? Let Texas Farm Credit help! In partnership with an adaptable lender like Rural 1st, Texas Farm Credit finance barndos, manufactured homes, traditional builds, and more!
About the AuthorHayley Birdsong
Hayley Birdsong is a dedicated individual with a love for helping others. Her passion for communication and commitment to excellence shows in both her professional and personal life. With a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from Texas A&M University, her role at Texas Farm Credit has offered the prefect blend for her love of all things agriculture and serving others.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Hayley enjoys pursuing her personal interests, including competing on her cutting horses, hunting, and spending quality time with her family and friends. Her well-rounded approach to life and a heart dedicated to making a difference allows her to continue building meaningful contributions in her community and beyond.
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