However, if you have a 401(k) with your work, or a different retirement product that is allowed to borrow against, IRS allows up to $50k borrowed. 

But your point is still valid. 

Unless you’re planning on fixing toilets anyway but that’s counter productive.

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There is an FHA loan product called the FHA 203K.

Thank you, I’ll look into them, I like that they have all the locations and have some good looking deals on rates and products.  

It's worth talking with all of your local banks and CUs about the products they offer.

Some database products allow you to define fields that you can use for reporting criteria. 

Now, take the comps that are most similar to your after-remodel product and get the price/square foot.