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Finance the Fix—With a Rehab Loan

Buy or refinance a home and roll renovation costs into one loan.
Perfect for fixer-uppers, outdated homes, or major repairs.

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What Is a Rehab Loan?

A rehab loan allows you to finance both the purchase (or refinance) of a home and the cost of renovations with a single mortgage. These loans are often backed by the FHA or offered through specialized renovation programs.

How It Works

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🔧 Covers purchase + renovation costs in one loan
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🏚️ Use on fixer-uppers or homes that need major updates
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📆 Renovation funds released in draws during construction
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🔄 Can be used to refinance and renovate your current home

Who Qualifies?

Rehab loans are available to buyers and homeowners planning to live in the property as a primary residence. You’ll need to qualify based on your credit, income, and project scope—typically with a 620+ credit score and a detailed renovation plan.

Why Buyers & Homeowners Use Rehab Loans:

🔨 Buy homes others overlook
🏚️ Turn a fixer-upper into your dream home
💰 Finance repairs with just 3.5% down (FHA 203k)
🔄 Renovate your current home without a second loan
📈 Build instant equity through upgrades

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Rehab Loan FAQs

Q:  Can I use it on a home I already own?

Yes. You can refinance your current home and finance renovations at the same time.

Q: What if the house isn’t livable yet?

That’s fine! These loans are made for properties needing serious repairs.

Q: Do I need to hire a licensed contractor?

Usually, yes. Lenders require professional estimates and oversight.

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