NicLoans.RanLife Home Loans
Renovation Loans

Buy the ugly house. Finance the fix in the same loan.

FHA 203(k) and conventional renovation loans roll the purchase AND the remodel into one mortgage — based on what the house will be worth after. Nic has personally gutted houses; this is his favorite subject.

Run a fixer-upper by Nic

How it works

01
Find the right ugly

Cosmetic disasters are gold; foundation disasters are money pits. Nic's renovated enough to know the difference.

02
Bid the work first

Contractor bids set the loan size — before you're committed.

03
Close once

Purchase and renovation funds in one closing; work starts after keys.

04
Live in the equity you created

Forced appreciation — the same play that built Nic's own start.

Quick requirements

Buyers who see past bad carpet and worse paint — and want the discount that scares everyone else away.

One loan covers purchase plus renovation budget, qualified on the after-repair valueLicensed contractors and itemized bids — sweat equity has limits, rules are realWorks for kitchens, roofs, systems, additions — not for pools of cash with no planFHA 203(k) for flexible credit; conventional renovation options for stronger filesPatience: renovation loans close slower than standard ones. The discount pays for the wait

General guidelines, not a loan offer — programs and terms depend on your full picture.

Ready for real numbers?

No pressure, no jargon — just a straight answer about where you stand.

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