Whether you’re building a new home from the ground up or renovating an existing property, Renovation and Construction Loans provide the funding you need. These specialized loans cover materials, labor, and other construction costs, offering flexible financing options to turn your vision into reality.
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We specialize in renovation and construction loan solutions tailored to homeowners, buyers, and real estate investors. Whether you’re looking to remodel your home, buy a fixer-upper, or build a new property, our loan programs provide flexible financing options, competitive rates, and expert guidance.
From loan application to project completion, our mortgage professionals ensure a smooth financing process, working with trusted lenders and approved contractors to bring your vision to life.
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Understand project approval, staged funding and the transition to repayment before financing a new build or home improvement project.
A construction loan generally finances building a home; a renovation loan finances work on an existing property. The eligible work, property valuation and disbursement process depend on the product. A renovation mortgage should not be assumed to cover a ground-up build simply because both involve contractors.
Eligible renovation programs can combine a purchase with approved improvements. Examples include FHA 203(k) and Fannie Mae HomeStyle Renovation. They have different project, property and borrower rules. Confirm the lender offers the required program and that the home and proposed work qualify before committing to the project.
It combines construction financing with a longer-term mortgage under the product’s terms. Other arrangements require separate construction and permanent loans. Ask whether there is one closing or two, whether you must requalify, when the permanent rate is set and which completion conditions must be satisfied.
The lender may review plans, specifications, a signed construction contract, a detailed budget and the builder’s qualifications. Permits, insurance and valuation requirements can also apply. Your personal mortgage approval alone does not approve the builder or every proposed improvement. Confirm the project requirements before work begins.
Construction and some renovation funds are typically released in stages under a draw schedule. Inspections or other evidence of completed work may be required. Ask who requests draws, who receives payment, which fees apply and how changes to the scope of work are approved.
Do not assume that you can. Self-help work is restricted or subject to specific approval under many programs, and contractor and documentation requirements vary. Get written lender approval before planning unpaid labor or purchasing materials on the assumption that the mortgage will reimburse those costs.
Find out who covers overruns, how contingency reserves work and whether extensions carry charges or require approval. Additional financing is not guaranteed. Budget for temporary housing, insurance and carrying costs where relevant, and review how a delay could affect the permanent mortgage or rate lock.
Request a schedule showing payments during construction and after completion, including any interest reserve. Compare closing costs, draw and inspection fees, contingency requirements and permanent-loan terms. Also compare other financing for smaller projects. A project that improves the home does not guarantee an equal increase in its value.
Information checked September 6, 2026. Sources: CFPB: Construction loans · HUD: FHA 203(k) program · Fannie Mae: HomeStyle Renovation · CFPB: Construction loan disclosures.
