Borrow up to 90% of your future home value with a RenoFi Renovation Home Equity Loan.
Unlike traditional home equity loans, RenoFi Loans factor in what your home will be worth after the renovation.
Terms up to 20 years. Rates are based on the after renovation value.
Have a great rate locked in on your first mortgage? No problem!
No draws, no inspections, no contractor involvement.
Standard home equity loan
Renovation loan | Standard Home Equity Loan | Construction Loan | Personal Loan | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Loan based on the after renovation value | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Borrow up to 90% post reno CLTV | Yes | No | No | No |
Refinance required | No | No | Yes | No |
Requires inspections & draws | No | No | Yes | No |
11x more (average)
Over $510 million
5 star average (Google)
Lenders offering RenoFi Loans may charge fees as they would for any home equity loan. Fees for RenoFi Loans typically average around $495, which includes all processing and underwriting costs paid by the consumer to the partner lender other than the cost of the appraisal. Your appraisal will range in cost based on renovation size, complexity, and geographic location. Most of the appraisals we facilitate on behalf of the lenders are under $500. It is important to note that the lender is taking the application and making a loan decision and that it is possible that you pay for an appraisal and are not approved for a loan. During the renovation, some lenders may charge a monthly fee or a higher rate, but this is temporary and will cease once the renovation completes and RenoFi issues a certificate of completion.
RenoFi provides lenders with our Renovation Underwriting services. These services include a thorough review of the renovation project cost and scope, due diligence on the contractor, reconciliation of the appraisal and monitoring of renovations in progress. As such, if you decide to proceed with a RenoFi Loan, we will be paid for these services by the partner lender. RenoFi doesn’t charge any fees to homeowners and there is no obligation to obtain a RenoFi Loan.
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