A home improvement loan is money lent to a property owner for home repairs, updates or remodeling. Home improvement loans are not necessarily secured by the property they are intended for and may simply be classified as home improvement loans by the lender. These loans can be secured or unsecured and are usually short term. Home improvement loans are intended to increase the value of your home so it is important to think carefully about where best to put the money. After all, the money spent on home improvements is added to your overall cost of the home and you want to be able to recoup this cost if and when you decide to sell.
"WORTHINGTON ? Informational meetings regarding a state-allocated grant for income-based home improvement loans will be take place starting at 6 p.m. Thursday at the County Administration Building. By: Kayla Strayer, Worthington Daily Globe. After ..."
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A home equity loan can be tacked onto your existing mortgage or added as new debt. Often, it can require mortgage-sized fees and inspections. For small home improvement loans, this is often neither cost effective nor time efficient. Furthermore, many homeowners who would have been eligible for a home equity loan to finance larger projects a few years ago no longer are: property values have plummeted, and banks have tightened their home improvement loan restrictions.
Source: http://www.oagebsco.com/2012/09/home-equity-loan.html
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