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) |
||||
Second Home | ||||
Upfront Mortgage Ins. | 1.75% upfront | Varies | ||
Minimum Down Payment | 5% | 20% | 3.5% | 0 |
Gift Funds | ||||
Structural Repairs | ||||
Home Addition |
For veterans and active-duty military personnel, the dream of homeownership often comes with unique considerations. Finding the perfect home that meets all your needs and preferences can sometimes feel like a challenge, especially when inventory is tight. But what if you could purchase a home with untapped potential and tailor it to your exact specifications, all with the backing of your VA benefits? Enter the VA Renovation Loan – a powerful tool that can turn fixer-uppers into your forever home.
A VA Renovation Loan, allows eligible veterans, active-duty service members, and surviving spouses to finance both the purchase of a home and the cost of necessary or desired renovations in a single mortgage. This eliminates the need for multiple loans and streamlines the process of creating the perfect living space. It also opens up endless possibilities with home choices. All those houses they said won’t pass a VA appraisal, the VA renovation loan is the hack for that!