Construction loans are expensive, especially for small businesses, and they have been a problem for the industry for years.

In some cases, they have become a business liability.

A recent report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics found that, in 2017, the number of construction loans outstanding increased by more than 70 percent.

A total of $17 billion in construction loans have been issued to construction firms in 2017.

It’s been an issue for the construction industry for several years, and it’s only gotten worse since the economic downturn, said Chris Dann, an economist with the Economic Policy Institute, a left-leaning think tank.

Construction loans have historically been used by construction companies to secure land, finance construction, and pay construction contractors.

The cost of those loans is so high, it’s more profitable to issue them than to continue to pay them off, Dann said.

This problem has been particularly acute for small firms, which are struggling to keep up with the rising costs of capital and equipment.

While some of these companies can pay off their loans in the short term, many others can’t.

The problem is so bad that the Bureau of Justice Statistics recently issued a report on the issue.

The Bureau of the Census recently found that construction loans made up the majority of construction loan applications made to borrowers in 2016, and nearly half of the loans made for construction were for the first time.

According to the report, the average cost of a construction loan for construction companies in 2016 was $13,400, a 5 percent increase over the year prior.

It was also a significant increase from the previous year.

“Construction loans can be very expensive, and many borrowers are able to borrow large amounts without ever being able to pay back the loan,” the report said.

Construction companies have a number of reasons for why they’re using construction loans.

The most common reasons are that they can’t pay the loan back and are in arrears.

These loans can also have a negative impact on the construction process and the workers themselves.

Some construction companies will make payments to the borrower at a lower rate than the borrower would normally receive, which can increase the amount of time it takes for the loan to be paid off, according to the Bureau.

Another problem with construction loans is that they are difficult to understand and understand at a depth that most people are not aware of.

It can be difficult for the public to understand the costs of the project and how to make the payments.

And it can also be hard to understand how the borrower is able to repay the loan.

The issue is compounded by the fact that some companies are unable to pay off the loan, and the borrower can’t prove they are able.

According, in some cases the loan can be discharged without paying the amount, but in others, the borrower must make a payment to the lender, or pay a penalty to the company.

While this is the case, construction loans often have a high interest rate, which makes it difficult for people to pay it back, said Dann.

“It’s very difficult to prove the borrower owes the loan and pay it off,” he said.

“A lot of people think they have a lot of equity in the company, but it’s very hard to prove.”

Construction companies also often require payment upfront.

A construction loan is a fixed-rate loan, which means the interest rate is set based on the length of time the loan is owed.

If a loan is paid back, the company usually takes a percentage of the payments, which may vary based on whether the payment is in full or in part.

The average interest rate for construction loans in 2016 stood at 3.2 percent.

“There is some data showing that in 2016 and 2017, borrowers with low-income families had the highest interest rates,” said Danna.

“That means that a family with two workers would pay $6,500 to $7,500 per year for a construction-related loan.”

For the average construction loan, the rate was 2.7 percent, which is the highest rate of any type of loan.

Construction loan rates vary based upon a number in the loan terms, the location of the loan (typically a construction site), and whether the loan was originated or received in a bank.

This variation is often because of the complexity of the terms, and because of how the loan has been structured, said Robert Sauer, a senior economist at the Economic Development Institute.

“The amount of complexity is what’s making it so difficult for a borrower to understand it,” he added.

The interest rates for construction loan terms are a huge factor in the amount a borrower can borrow, as well.

A borrower who is in arrevision on a loan can only get up to 30 days to pay the balance of the construction loan.

But if the borrower defaults on the loan with a late payment, the amount paid off will go up by an additional 60 days.

If the borrower does