n1 The construction loan was a line of credit loan which actually funded, in part, the repayment of the acquisition and development loan. Construction loan advances were based upon the value of each house constructed on each lot and at the time the first advance was made on a particular house pursuant to the construction loan, $5,500 of the first draw was applied to the unpaid balance of the acquisition and development loan. Heritage would then release the lien of its acquisition and development loan with respect to that particular lot. Thus with respect to the 6 lots with partially completed houses on them, the construction loan deed of trust constitutes a first lien since the lien of acquisition and development loan has been released. As to the remainder of the Property, the acquisition and development loan deed of trust constitutes a first lien and a construction loan deed of trust constitutes a second lien.