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RenoFi serves as a home renovation financing chaperone, helping homeowners in each step of the renovation financing process. Homeowners can use RenoFi Advisors to learn about the different financing options available, get pre-qualifed for a RenoFi Loan, obtain a home appraisal, secure loan application documents or get matched with a lender.

RenoFi partners with credit unions nationwide that offer RenoFi Loan products. We continue to welcome new lending partners all the time as we expand this network.

They currently have three types of RenoFi Loan products, which draw from your home's future equity. We call this the "after renovation value" of your home. RenoFi created RenoFi Home Equity Loans, RenoFi HELOCs, and RenoFi Cash-out Refinancing. See the RenoFi Loans page for more information on these options.

Lenders base this on several different metrics including your current home value, your home’s estimated “after renovation value,” your outstanding mortgage, and your overall financial health. Most lenders allow RenoFi Loans to cover up to $500k in renovation costs, though please note that loans over $250k will have stricter qualification criteria. Additionally, most lenders allow homeowners to borrow up to 125% of the current home value and up to 90% of the after renovation value. See how RenoFi’s home improvement loan calculator helps you determine how much you can borrow.

Please go here to learn more about RenoFi's rates.

Yes, most lenders offering RenoFi Loans allow you to apply once you’ve closed on the home, meaning they don’t have any “seasoning” requirements. The RenoFi Home Equity Loan is specifically designed for homeowners who’ve recently purchased or are about to purchase a home, and are therefore “equity light,” and aren’t able to borrow enough money to fund a renovation with a traditional home equity loan.

There’s lots of documentable information related to your home, your income and your general financial situation that you need to have ready before you apply with a lender. If you’re interested in applying for a RenoFi Loan, we recommend reading this checklist, as well as the Top 14 Reasons Homeowners Can’t Qualify for a RenoFi Loan article.

  Yes. RenoFi Loans act as a second mortgage, which means they won’t touch your first mortgage. No need to refinance your first mortgage if you’ve already locked in low interest rates!

Yes. RenoFi home equity loans are just like any other home equity loan, meaning the lenders offering these loans take a lien against your property. This is what enables the rates to be so low while also enabling you to borrow so much. Loans that don’t come with a lien, considered “unsecured,” like a personal loan, generally have rates that are 2-3x higher and limit how much you can borrow significantly.

After renovation value is the estimated value of your home after your renovation is complete. You can estimate your after renovation value by using the current value of your home, plus the added value of your planned renovations. Homeowners can borrow up to 90% of their home’s after renovation value through a RenoFi Loan. You can find out your home’s after renovation value by getting an “as completed” appraisal on your home. This appraisal is based on the proposed renovation plan, on the condition that it is completed. Read more about how the after renovation value is determined here.

A home equity loan or home equity line of credit (HELOC) allows you to borrow against the current value of your home, whereas RenoFi Loans allow you to borrow against the after renovation value, or future value of your home. For homeowners who have been in their homes for 10+ years, borrowing against current home equity is fine because they’ve built up a lot of equity over the years and don’t have as large of an outstanding mortgage balance. But for recent homebuyers, a true renovation loan often offers higher borrowing power. It is important to note that if you take a RenoFi Loan there is no guarantee your home will increase in value and, in rare cases, you may owe more than your home is worth.

Typically, cash-out refis only let you tap up to 80% of your home’s current value. That doesn’t sound too bad until you compare it to home equity loans, which can go up to 90% of your home’s current value. What’s even better is that RenoFi Loans allow you to borrow up to 90% of your home’s after renovation value. Some homeowners who are interested in refinancing due to record-low mortgage rates and who are also starting a renovation project will choose to combine a cash-out refinance with a RenoFi Loan. Learn more here.

RenoFi Loans do not require draw schedules, inspections or refinancing, like typical construction loans do. Many contractors despise construction loans because of these in-depth requirements. Read this article to learn more about the differences between RenoFi Loans and construction loans.

Before you apply with the lender, you will meet with a RenoFi Advisor to help you understand exactly what lenders require for eligibility. However, your lender will ultimately approve you for a loan, not your RenoFi Advisor. To get started, read the top 14 reasons homeowners aren’t ready for RenoFi Loans and use the RenoFi Self Pre-qualification tool to see if you're a fit for a RenoFi Loan.

Yes. We can work with you before closing on a home to gather as many necessary documents as possible, so that as soon as you close, we have all documents needed to send the application along to our lending partner. Remember, you should let your proposed lender know before you close if you are sure that you will be applying for a RenoFi Loan.

As of right now, no. Lenders offering RenoFi Loans don’t allow homeowners to use a RenoFi Loan to finance renovations on an investment property.

You’ll need to have finalized construction plans and a signed renovation contract before you officially apply with your lender. We realize it may sound counterintuitive to finalize construction plans before you have secured financing, and that’s why we recommend scheduling a call with a RenoFi advisor as soon as possible to learn more about eligibility requirements from the lenders offering RenoFi Loans.

The money goes directly from the lending institution to you, the homeowner. Then you, the homeowner, pay your contractors directly, just as if you were using your own cash to pay for the renovation.

Yes. Lenders require finalized construction plans, along with a signed renovation contract between you and your contractor, and a detailed material and labor line item cost breakdown with a clear payment schedule. It’s important to get all of your ducks in a row before you make these commitments. Read this article to find out more about exactly what you need from your contractor in advance.

People often say RenoFi Loans are too good to be true, so we’re actually flattered if you’re thinking the same thing! RenoFi is not a scam. While RenoFi Loans are a totally new and unique renovation loan option, they're trusted by homeowners all around the country and have funded millions in home renovations so far. Still not convinced? Read more about us on HousingWire, Bankrate, or Business of Home.

Yes, however you’ll ultimately apply with one of our lending partners. First, RenoFi will prepare you to apply for a RenoFi Loan and connect you with a lender, all of which can be done online (or over the phone). To start this process, schedule a call with a RenoFi Advisor.