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Holli Phillips
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Westfield, IN
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Needing help financing a home addition

Holli Phillips
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Westfield, IN
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Seeking advice on a personal transaction. Closing on a property next Friday and am currently financed with a conventional loan. We need to add onto the house to create space for the family and do some exterior upgrades as well. My current lender couldn't do a HomeReady or construction loan. He suggested a HELOC, but after further research, it's not going to give us much to work with because of limitations. Purchasing at $375k, appraised at $380k. Will easily appraise for over $480k once the addition and upgrades is done. Looking for atleast $86k of the construction to be financed. Any other creative financing ideas?

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