Fix up your fixer upper home with a Rehab Loan.

You may be able to purchase a home and roll the costs of the renovation into your loan.

Fix up your fixer upper home with a Rehab Loan

What is VA loan?

If you’ve found the perfect home but it requires renovation, you can purchase the home and include the renovation costs in your loan.

An FHA 203(k) Loan, also known as a Renovation Loan, lets buyers finance both the home purchase and renovation costs in a single mortgage with a low interest rate.

Similarly, the VA offers a program for military members and veterans, allowing them to buy a home and finance necessary renovations to meet VA standards.

How do Rehab loans work?

Have questions?

Give us a call! One of our mortgage specialists would

happily answer all your questions.

Rehab loans have similar qualification requirements to a standard FHA or VA loan, with additional documentation needed related to the renovation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose Greenly Mortgage?

At Greenly Mortgage, we understand the ins and outs of mortgage financing and we know the importance of savings. Greenly Mortgage has worked hard to build a company full of mortgage experts and people experts, meaning we understand that a mortgage isn’t just a loan, but a step towards the dream of homeownership, and a cash-out refinance isn’t just a lower rate, but a means to send your children to college. We get it. We use our advanced technology to provide low rates, transparent pricing, easy online applications, and most importantly great client service.

We offer the following loan options:

Fixed Rate Mortgage

Federal Housing Administration (FHA)

First-Time Home Buyers.

Jumbo Home Loans

Veterans Affairs

Rehab 

Low Down Payment Options

Investment Property

Refinance

If you are looking for a loan not listed here, please contact us. We will be happy to help you and guide you on your mortgage journey.

Yes, we can do construction loans for the builder, and the borrower.

A 580 score is needed for FHA. If you have a score lower than that, please reach out to us and let us figure out what is best for you.

Ohio and Florida

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