* Investment properties? * Condominiums?
* Vacation properties? *Manufactured homes?
Loan amounts are based on the home’s after-repair value. That means more buying power, more options, and more control—without waiting years to build equity.
Typical financing requires that a seller fix items before closing. This often results in cash only listings. Rehab financing allows major (and minor) repairs to be done AFTER closing. You can even roll in a few payments while work is in progress.
Like your current location but you're ready for fresh updates and/or need repairs? Let's do it!
HELOCS require 20% equity in most cases. Not everyone has the equity needed to get the projects done.
There's nothing good in your price range and you aren't a DIY-er anyway. Buy a cosmetic fixer and hire it done the way you want! New paint, appliances, flooring, lighting, shower... Use your imagination and make it your own.
Vets - you earned it and it's our turn to serve YOU! VA offers zero down purchase and zero equity refinance for your home repairs.
You want one. There's no inventory because everyone else wants one too. Buy any home and have it built! That was easy.
Where is the money coming from for those overdue repairs and appliance upgrades? Some fresh updates could significantly improve your nightly rentals gains!
The most common options include:
Each has different eligibility, project types, and cost limits.
Eligible renovations typically include:
Luxury items like pools or outdoor kitchens are available on certain programs.
The loan amount is based on the "after-repair value" (ARV) of the home—not the current condition—allowing you to borrow more than the home is presently worth. Limits depend on the loan program and local conforming loan limits.
Yes. A licensed and insured contractor must provide a detailed estimate for the repairs. The builder must be licensed, insured and approved with references.
Funds for repairs are held in escrow and released in draws as work is completed and inspected. The process is managed to ensure funds are used appropriately and work is completed to standard. An initial deposit to the builder is often allowed to enable them to purchase materials.
Expect 45–60 days for closing, due to the additional steps involved (contractor bids, appraisals with repair value, underwriting). Proper planning and documentation can speed things up.
It depends on the scope of the work. Minor cosmetic updates? Usually yes. Major structural repairs? You may need to move out temporarily, which can often be financed into the loan.
Renovation loans are powerful tools, but they’re not one-size-fits-all. Reach out for a clear, no-pressure consultation to explore whether it’s the right fit for your project or purchase.
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