Maybe that dream home IS achievable!

By
Mortgage and Lending with ClearPath Mortgage Solutions, Inc. NMLS #1394615 NMLS # 423279

Have you found that “almost perfect” home in the right location that is selling at a reduced price because it needs a little rehab work or would you like to complete remodeling projects in your current home?

 

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A Rehab Loan may be your answer to turning that “fixer-upper” into your dream home!

 

The Rehab Loans (Homepath Renovation, Homestyle Renovation, and FHA 203k)  are a popular mortgage program designed for borrowers who want to finance the cost of home improvements into a new mortgage payment, at a lower interest rate.

 

The financing for this loan includes the purchase price of the new home or payoff of your current mortgage, as well as the renovation costs for the work you are having done. All of this, in a fixed rate mortgage with tax-deductible interest.

 

Think of this as a one-time close construction loan.

 

Benefits of the RENOVATION Loan:

 

Savings –Refinance your existing mortgage to a lower interest rate, and get your remodeling work done all-in-one!

 

Low FIXED-RATE Interest Rates–Historically, Home Improvement Loans have been at very high interest rates that are not tax deductible, whereas the Rehab Loan allows you to take advantage of the low, fixed-rate interest rate that is tax deductible. 

 

Great Property Deals–Rehab Loans can be used on “fixer-uppers,” enabling you as the buyer to get a great deal on a purchase of a home in need of repair.

 

YOU’RE IN CHARGE –You can customize this loan however you would like. You can do one project, or ten projects. You pick the contractors, colors, styles and the budget. You’re the boss!

     

 

Whether purchasing or refinancing,
get started with your renovation loan today!

 

 

Posted by

    -Mortgage Consultant for Life

 

Mike Rankin, NMLS #423279
ClearPath Mortgage Solutions, Inc. NMLS #1394615
950 New Loudon Rd. Suite 231

Latham, NY 12110
Cell:  518-380-4726
Email: mike@clearpathmortgages.com

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Comments (5)

Ed Silva
Mapleridge Realty, CT 203-206-0754 - Waterbury, CT
Central CT Real Estate Broker Serving all equally

It is amazing how few buyers understand a re-hab loan and also the agents that don't take the time to learn about them

Jun 22, 2014 11:45 AM
Winston Heverly
Winston Realty, Inc. - Atlantis, FL
GRI, ABR, SFR, CDPE, CIAS, PA

Mike, a beautiful read today, that was packed full of great points about our industry. Looking forward to others.

Jun 22, 2014 02:19 PM
Joe Petrowsky
Mortgage Consultant, Right Trac Financial Group, Inc. NMLS # 2709 - Manchester, CT
Your Mortgage Consultant for Life

Good morning Mike. You bring so much benefit to your clients. Even though a rehab loan can often be a challenge, the results, as you have shown in your photos can truly be amazing. Outstanding post!

Make it a great week!

Jun 22, 2014 07:05 PM
Mike Rankin
ClearPath Mortgage Solutions, Inc. NMLS #1394615 - Albany, NY
Mortgage Consultant

Ed - I agree! Knowledge is power!

Winston - Thank you!

Joe - Thanks, you too!

Jun 23, 2014 06:42 AM
Paul Collier
Patriot Home Mortgage - Huntington Beach, CA
Paul Collier

Great photos! Sounds like a much better option than tacking a mortgage loan to your loan that might not be able to be separated from the first in case of a short sale. Great program for those willing to live through a remodel!

 

Jun 25, 2014 05:24 AM

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