Save up while sprucing up your home
To help you shoulder the financial burden of a remodeling project, Ten Key Remodels has developed a helpful and reliable solution. Drawing on our extensive experience, we’ve found the most effective strategy for financially structuring large-scale renovations. By partnering with a local bank, we offer a one-of-a-kind financing resource exclusive to our clients. This system helps you budget for your project and ensures you get your money’s worth.
Explore the possibilities of the Level Up Loan
Level Up Loan Process: First, you’ll close on a new construction loan to refinance your current mortgage loan, and then you’ll draw on that construction loan to fund your project. After the project is complete, the balance of the construction loan automatically converts to a new permanent home loan, like a typical 15 or 30-year home loan. Although they’re technically two different loans, you’ll only pay closing costs once. Also, the initial appraisal for your Level Up Loan is based on the expected future value of your home, post-renovation, providing you much more capital than a HELOC or other option.
Get a deeper insight into this financing solution
Ten Key Remodels has used its expertise and connections to partner with a leading local bank and provide you with an optimal financing solution for your project, the “Level Up Loan.” We believe, and our client feedback supports, that this way of financing projects provides the absolute most value at the least cost, all while creating an opportunity to fund your project with no cash out of pocket.
Out of pocket: $0
If you convert your construction loan to a 30-year home loan, it’s like you’re financing your project with us over 30 years at current market rates with no money down.
With how much your home will appreciate over time and the often-overlooked value of loving your home every day, it’s hard to imagine a reason not to embark on this journey with us!
Current Home Value | $350,000 |
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Current Home Loan | $200,000 |
Current Equity in Home | $150,000 |
Project Cost | $75,000 |
Appraisal of AFTER PROJECT Home | $440,000 |
Loan potential | $440,000 x 80% = $352,000 |
Initial Construction Loan Draw | $204,000
(To pay off current loan, plus estimated closing costs) |
Project Costs drawn on construction loan over time | $76,000
(Note the extra $1,000 in this example; assume we found something bad in the wall that needed to be fixed) |
Construction Loan Converted to New 30-year Fixed | $204k+$76k = $280,000
(NO ADDITIONAL CLOSING COSTS) |
Value of Renovated Home | $440,000 |
New Home Loan | $280,000 |
New Equity | $160,000 |