At Your Mortgage Needs, we know that finding the perfect home isn’t always about the current condition—it’s about potential. With our Purchase Plus Improvements program, you can finance both the purchase price of your new home and the cost of necessary renovations or upgrades. Let us help you make your dream home a reality, with one simple mortgage that covers everything.
Found the perfect fixer-upper? A Purchase Plus Improvements mortgage allows you to include renovation costs in your mortgage, so you don’t need to worry about upfront expenses.
How It Works:
Common Questions About Purchase Plus Improvements:
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his mortgage allows you to finance both the purchase of a home and the cost of planned renovations, combining them into a single mortgage.
Typically, you can borrow up to 10% to 20% of the property's as-improved value, subject to lender approval.
Eligible renovations usually include structural repairs, kitchen or bathroom remodels, and energy-efficient upgrades. Cosmetic changes may not qualify.
Funds for renovations are held in trust and released upon completion of the work and inspection. You'll need to cover renovation costs upfront or arrange interim financing.
It allows you to customize your new home immediately and can increase the property's value, potentially leading to greater equity.
Yes, as long as the improvements add value to the property and are approved by the lender. Examples include painting, flooring, or kitchen updates.
Obtaining detailed quotes from licensed contractors and adding a contingency for unexpected expenses can help ensure accurate estimates.
If costs exceed the approved amount, you'll need to cover the difference out of pocket, as lenders typically won't increase the mortgage amount after approval.
Lenders usually require renovations to be completed within a specific timeframe, often 90 to 180 days after closing.
Yes, most lenders require that renovations be completed by licensed professionals to ensure quality and compliance with building codes.
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