"As Completed" Appraisals are conducted for renovation home equity loans and other construction loans. This appraisal process uses the hypothetical condition that the proposed improvements are completed as of the current date of the appraisal.

Discover the reasons why you shouldn’t rely on an FHA 203k, Fannie Mae HomeStyle or a construction loan to buy and renovate a fixer upper and learn about the alternatives.

Learn why most homeowners shouldn’t use an unsecured home improvement loan to finance a renovation project and what your alternative options are.

A comprehensive guide to Fannie Mae HomeStyle renovation loans and if they are the best way to finance your renovation.

Discover the differences between FHA 203k Loans and Fannie Mae HomeStyle Loans and how they both work for financing renovations.

Learn what FHA 203k rehab loans are, who qualifies and how they work, as well as seeing how the alternatives stack up.

In this guide, we take a deep-dive into the limitations of using a home equity loan or HELOC to pay for a renovation and look at the alternatives.

Finding the best way to pay for a home renovation project can be confusing, and in this guide, we walk you through all of the different options that you have available and lay down the pros and cons of each one.

A comprehensive guide to understanding what construction loans are and how the process works; from qualifying and applying to draw schedules, approvals and more.

Boost your borrowing power with a loan that factors in the after renovation value of your house and tackle your entire home improvement wish list in one go.