Buy or Refinance a home with your FHA loan and get the financing required to repair, make modifications, or additions to your home.
A FHA 203(k) Renovation Home Loan is financing for a home purchase or refinance that allows you to finance improvements, modifications, and additions to a home.
This type of financing is used often to make a home ready for a disabled veteran, fix a home that needs work before occupancy, increase the efficiencies of a home, build an addition, finish a garage etc.
There are two main considerations:
You can repair or replace all parts of your roof system using the FHA 203(k) Renovation Home Loan. This includes gutters and down spouts.
You can repair or replace Health and Safety Hazards such as hand railings, electrical covers and more using the FHA 203(k) Renovation Home Loan. There are some items to consider before financing this type of repair.
If repairs or the addition costs are under $100,000 you can use the FHA 203(k) Renovation Loan to finance those additions or structural repairs. This includes new garages, finishing attic spaces, repair termite damage, etc.
You can use the FHA 203(k) Renovation Loan to install or modify the home to make it more accessible to disabled Veterans. For example, you can increase wheelchair accessibility, install ramps, open up doorways and in some cases install an elevator.
If conversion is under $100,000 you can use the FHA 203(k) Renovation Loan to finance converting a single family home into a 2, 3 or 4 plex. You can also convert a multi-family building like a 5-6 unit building into a 1-4 unit multi-family.
You can use the FHA 203(k) Renovation Loan to remodel your bathrooms or kitchens.
You can repair or replace a Well using the FHA 203(k) Renovation Home Loan. There are some items to consider before financing this type of repair.
You can use the FHA 203(k) Renovation Home Loan, to repair or replace your septic or sewer systems.
You can use the FHA 203(k) Renovation Loan to repair, upgrade or replace windows in the home.
If you have a landscaping project that will increase the value of the home, it is possible to finance it with the FHA 203(k) Renovation Home Loan.
You can repair, upgrade, or replace your plumbing, electrical, heating and air-conditioning systems using the FHA 203(k) Renovation Home Loan.
No need to worry about chipped and peeling paint. You can use the FHA 203(k) Renovation Loan to paint the entire interior and exterior of a home.
Use your FHA Home Loan to buy a home that needs repairs in order to meet FHA guidelines or improvements you need to use the home.
Use your FHA Home Loan to renovate, repair, improve or convert your home to suit your needs.
Any project that has a scope that is anticipated to take more than 6 months to complete cannot use a FHA 203(k) Renovation loan. Different financing will need to be used.
You cannot use the FHA 203(k) Renovation Home Loan to finance the conversion of a residential property into a mixed use or to a commercial property. It may be possible to convert from a commercial to a residential property. Call us for options.
You need to do these things on your own. The FHA 203(k) Renovation Loan is not able to finance these improvements.
You can repair a swimming pool, but you cannot install a new pool or tennis court. Swimming pool providers have their own financing and it is best to use theirs for pools or Tennis Courts.
If repairs are over $100,000, you cannot use the FHA 203(k) Renovation Loan to finance home additions or structural repairs.
You cannot move your home to a new foundation. Yes, this is a thing, where people will move their house to a new foundation on a different property, but this is out of the scope of a FHA 203(k) Renovation Loan.
Room additions or new construction of outbuildings, such as a detached garage or shop, needs to stay below $100,000 for the total scope of the project.
These are not allowed to be financed. These are typically low cost improvements.
It only takes about 30 to 60 minutes to fully pre-approve most buyers for a home purchase or refinance.
Use your FHA Home Loan to buy a home that needs repairs in order to meet FHA guidelines or improvements you need to use the home.
Use your FHA Home Loan to renovate, repair, improve or convert your home to suit your needs.