Renovation Mortgage Comparison
When it comes to renovation financing, we offer many different loan options for home buyers and homeowners. The Renovation Loans, FHA 203k, VA, & the Fannie Mae Homestyle all have different benefits and pitfalls to them. The chart below compares some of the differences between the programs. The renovation loan process is pretty much the same regardless of which loan program you go with. Mortgage options can be complicated and when you throw repairs into the mix its even more confusing. Give us a call today and we’ll work with you to explore all your options.
| Conventional | Conventional Investment | FHA 203K | VA | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Residence | ||||
| Multi-Family Home (2-4 Units) |
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| Second Home | ||||
| Upfront Mortgage Ins. | 1.75% upfront | Varies | ||
| Minimum Down Payment | 5% | 20% | 3.5% | 0 |
| Gift Funds | ||||
| Structural Repairs | ||||
| Home Addition |
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The Family Opportunity Mortgage
Unlocking Homeownership: Supporting Loved Ones with the Family Opportunity Mortgage Program
For many, the dream of homeownership remains a significant milestone. But what if you could help a close family member achieve that dream, even if they face financial hurdles? The Family Opportunity Mortgage Program, often referred to as the Family Assist Program, is a specialized mortgage solution designed to do just that – empower families to support loved ones in purchasing a home.
What is the Family Opportunity Mortgage Program?
This unique program was created to address a common challenge: families who want to assist elderly parents, adult children with disabilities, or other qualifying relatives in buying a home, but where the assisting family member might not be able to occupy the home themselves, or where the assisted family member faces challenges meeting traditional mortgage qualifications alone. It essentially allows family members to secure financing for a loved one’s primary residence, often with more favorable terms than a standard investment property loan.
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