Featured Articles
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Increasing demand for home rentals creates opportunity for landlords
Thinking about becoming a landlord? Read why now might be the right time to jump into the rental business and what you need to know first.
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Fannie Mae finances home and remodeling in one mortgage
Whether buying a home or refinancing and adding to your current home's value by remodeling, you may be facing a cash crunch. Find the financial solution you need with Fannie Mae's HomeStyle Renovation mortgage.
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Rising building material costs: remodel now -- or later?
The escalating cost of building materials at first glance seems odd, given the slow-down in construction. Find out why material costs are high, whether they'll continue to rise and whether to remodel now, or wait.
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2 for 1: Buying a home while paying for repairs
If you have your eye on a fixer-upper, you are in luck. You can use renovation loans to pay for your mortgage and home repairs as well.
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Is a HUD 203(k) loan right for you?
For people who want to buy and fix up a home, a HUD 203(k) loan might be the best form of financing. Review the advantages and disadvantages.
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Line vs. loan: choosing home equity financing
One way to finance home improvement projects that add value or increase your enjoyment of your home is by borrowing against your home equity. Learn whether a HELOC or equity loan is the best way to go.
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Green upgrades: will home buyers pay more?
Studies indicate green home improvements in some parts of the country do more than just save money on utility bills. They can often improve your home's selling price and shorten its time on the market.
Financing Options
There are many different ways to pay for your project if you do not have the option of paying in cash. A personal loan is a quick and easy way to borrow up to $35,000 and get funds within a few days. You can also refinance your mortgage or take out a home equity line of credit. Learn more about each option below.
Upgrade your home without tapping into the equity with a personal loan. No matter which part of your home you want to improve, we can help you find the right personal loan for your project. Borrow up to $35,000 with rates starting at 5.99% APR and get your funds in as little as 24 hours.
Did you know you could pull cash out of your home to pay for your remodel by refinancing your mortgage? With rates at historic lows, you can have the kitchen you want along with a low fixed-rate mortgage payment.
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Have a lot of equity in your home and don't want to pay for your remodel in cash? A home equity line of credit may be the financing option for you.