Homestyle Renovation Loan
Turn the house you like into the home you LOVE!
The Fannie Mae Homestyle® Renovation loan was designed for those who would like to purchase a home and fix it up or for homeowners who want to remodel their current home all in one loan. There are few restrictions and it’s also available for investment properties and second home purchases. A minimum of 5% down payment is required for a primary, single-family home. Second homes require 10% down and for the investor out there a minimum of 20% down.
Example renovation:
- Kitchen Remodels
- Bathroom renovations
- Room additions
- Swimming pools and spas
- Landscaping
- Flooring
- Finishing off a basement
- New roof, furnace, AC
- And More!
Learn More Renovation Loan Process
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Refinance to a 15-Year Mortgage in Michigan: Your 2026 Flight Plan to Debt-Free Homeownership
Would you intentionally hand over an extra six figures in interest just to keep your monthly budget slightly more comfortable? Many homeowners in West Michigan are realizing that the traditional 30-year path feels more like a treadmill than a climb toward true ownership. If you feel like your monthly payments aren’t making a dent in your principal, it’s time to explore how to refinance to 15-year mortgage Michigan options. With 15-year fixed rates in Michigan averaging 6.13% as of late June 2026, the opportunity to stabilize your financial future is here, even with recent market volatility.
It’s natural to feel anxious when your hard-earned money is swallowed by interest turbulence while your retirement date looms closer. We believe your mortgage should be a tool for wealth, not a permanent weight on your shoulders. This guide will show you how a 15-year refinance maneuver can shave a decade off your debt and secure your home equity much faster. We’ll preview current rates in cities like Kalamazoo and Portage, explain the equity requirements for a successful transition, and provide a clear flight plan to reach your destination of debt-free homeownership.
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