Borrow up to 90% of your future home value with a RenoFi Loan and keep your existing rate
An unique loan to fund your ADU project
A RenoFi Loan allows you to maximize your borrowing power by using the after-renovation value of your home.
RenoFi has helpedthousands of homeowners across the United States
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Longest Terms, Lowest Rates
Terms up to 20 years. Rates are based on the After Renovation Value of your home.
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RenoFi matches homeowners to the best financing product for their remodel project.
Cash Up Front
Once approved, homeowners receive 100% of cash up front. No draws, no inspections.
No Refinancing Required
Have a great rate locked in your first mortgage? No Refinancing options available!
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How is a RenoFi Loan different from a normal home equity loan or HELOC?
A traditional home equity loan or home equity line of credit (HELOC) allows you to borrow against the current value of your home, whereas RenoFi Loans allow you to borrow against the after renovation value, or future value of your home. For homeowners who have been in their homes for 10+ years, borrowing against current home equity is fine because they’ve built up a lot of equity over the years and don’t have as large of an outstanding mortgage balance. But for recent homebuyers, a true renovation loan often offers higher borrowing power. It is important to note that if you take a RenoFi Loan there is no guarantee your home will increase in value and, in rare cases, you may owe more than your home is worth.
How is this different from a construction loan?
RenoFi Loans do not require draw schedules, inspections or refinancing, like typical construction loans do. Many contractors prefer not to work with construction loans because of these in-depth requirements. Read this article to learn more about the differences between RenoFi Loans and construction loans.
Are there inspections & draws like a typical construction loan, FHA 203K, or Fannie Mae Homestyle loan?
No, we’ve designed RenoFi Loans in a way that makes life much easier for homeowners & their general contractors. The entire loan amount is made available by the lender upfront, giving them more flexibility during the renovation process After the renovation is completed, the appraiser visits the home to issue a certificate of completion. Read more about the differences between RenoFi Loans vs other loan types.
I am in the middle of a refinance - can I take out a RenoFi Loan?
Yes, but you should complete your refinance before you officially start the RenoFi application process with our lender. We also encourage you to get started by looking at our application checklist.
* RenoFi Loans for home improvement do not require draws and inspections and the proceeds are made fully available to the borrower. Therefore, it is the consumers' responsibility to ensure that all vendors are paid.