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Updated over 5 years ago, 08/14/2019
Home insurance to get a loan
Hi everyone, this is my very first post so bear with me if I'm placing it in an inappropriate thread.
*Feel free to move or remove it if necessary.
I'll present my current scenario and hopefully I can receive some advices on how some of you would try to overcome it...
I have a paid off home that needs some updates (mainly electrical panels and some wiring, plus septic) but I'm tight on cash till the end of this year. I thought about getting a 'Home Equity Loan" but cannot do it without home insurance (which I currently don't have it), but in order to get insurance I'd have to fix those outdated stuff prior; so I'm a dog chasing the tail on this issue.
- What would you guys do;
*Continue $aving and fix them with your own money (probably only by next year)
*Get a personal loan, fix the issues THEN have some home insurance in order to get the home equity loan and include 'personal loan' in it
*Or any other creative option I haven't thought about.
Last input: I'm living in the house but am considering renting "it" ("them" - I got a 2bd in law out back)
Thank y'all in advance.