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Best Loan for Home Renovations
Hello! Looking to do home renovations ($100k), but need some advice on how to finance it. If HEL or HELOC, would need a loan that uses ARV since much of the house is a work-in-progress, and I'm not confident on how it would do in an appraisal. Also, we just refinanced our house a week ago, so cash-out refi won't work.
Ideally would like something we can pay off over a longer term (15-30 years) so it's not a huge increase monthly. And eventually we'd look to bake those costs into our next refinance. By then, our home value would be high enough that we could cash-out refi and pay off the renovation loan balance.
What type of financing would you recommend for something like this?