When it comes to renovation financing, we offer many different loan options for home buyers and homeowners. The Renovation Loans, FHA 203k streamline, & 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 | |
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Primary Residence | |||
Multi-Family Home (2-4 Units) |
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Second Home | |||
Upfront Mortgage Insurance Fee | 1.75% upfront (can be financed) | ||
Minimum Down Payment | 5% | 20% | 3.5% |
Gift Funds | |||
Structural Repairs | |||
Home Addition |
The real estate market is constantly changing, leading to many challenges for buyers and sellers alike. Never has there been a greater opportunity to leverage innovative lending solutions to better serve your clients. As you know we think outside of the box. Yes we do lots of loans that fit in the box, but getting the deals done that don’t fit in the box can make all the difference in this market. During this class we will cover some more unique loan programs and ways to structure transactions to help get offers accepted in an unconventional world. This class is approved for 1 hour of continuing education thank you Devon Title for sponsoring the continuing education portion of this event!
Here is a list of some of the things we will cover during the event:
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