Featured Articles
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Planning home improvements? Best ROI by region
Thinking about replacing siding in Texas or adding a deck in Tennessee? Nationally, these improvements offer good return on investment, but not in those regions. Find out the best remodels for where your home is.
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Home improvements 2014: best and worst ROI
Home improvements are an investment, but are you investing in your comfort or the marketability of your home? Find out what the best and worst remodels are based on ROI.
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Investment properties: What do renters want?
Small property investors face competition from corporate investors and large apartment complexes. Can you provide the amenities that tenants expect to get for the higher rents they have to pay these days? Here's what they want.
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Housing market 2014: sluggish or stellar?
Buying, selling, investing or just interested in the economy -- if you are watching the housing market in 2014, you may be mystified by its movements. Here's how things stand at the end of Q3.
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Fixing Detroit's blight, whatever it takes
Removing Detroit's blight and rebuilding that once-great city presents enormous hurdles to residents, city planners and investors. Find out what's being done to restore Detroit's homes and neighborhoods.
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10 things to banish from your open house
Your open house may attract a lot of attention, but hopefully not the wrong kind. Before potential home buyers show up, remove these 10 things so everything about your house can call their names.
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5 reasons to put a downpayment on a fixer upper
Many buyers want a turn-key home they can move into right away without touching a thing. So why buy a fixer-upper instead? Careful - this list may just convince you to buy one, too.
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.