Renovation Loans

Home Renovation Loan Benefits & How They Work

Renovation loans offer flexible financing tied to your home’s increased value once improvements are finished. Perfect for upgrading your existing home or purchasing a property with renovation potential, they help you build the ideal living environment you desire.

Reasons to choose a renovation loan

Renovation loans let you include the price of improvements in your mortgage from the start, giving you just one predictable monthly payment. Great for turning a fixer-upper into your dream home or enhancing the one you already call home.

Reasons to choose a renovation loan

Renovation loans let you include the price of improvements in your mortgage from the start, giving you just one predictable monthly payment. Great for turning a fixer-upper into your dream home or enhancing the one you already call home.

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Conventional Reno
Allow you to finance both the purchase (or refinance) of a home and its renovations in a single mortgage, with the loan amount often based on the property's estimated value after improvements are complete.  Financing up to conventional loan limit ($832,750 in NC)
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FHA Reno
Backed by the FHA—let you finance both the purchase (or refinance) of a home and its repairs/renovations in a single mortgage. The loan amount is typically based on the property's estimated value after improvements ("after-improved value"). Financing up to FHA county loan limit ($541,287 in NC)
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VA Reno
VA loans are for eligible Veterans, active-duty service members, and qualifying surviving spouses in purchasing, (or refinancing) of a home and its necessary repairs/improvements in a single VA-guaranteed mortgage.  Limited to $75k in repairs
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Fix and Flip
Fix and flip loans (also called hard money loans) are short-term loans designed for real estate investors. They fund the purchase of a distressed or undervalued property plus the renovation costs, with repayment typically coming from selling the improved home for a profit