A Home Renovation Loan  gives homeowners access to funds needed to fix up their home. These renovation loans can come in the form of mortgages with built-in fixer-upper funding or personal loans.

You might consider getting one if you’re interested in buying a home at a lower price point and taking on the costs of fixing it up. Buyers choose to do this for a number of reasons, including personal pleasure or as a way to gain equity faster than they normally would when buying a move-in ready house, since you’re more in control of establishing the value of your house.

Home Renovation Loan  may cover costs such as installing or updating heating and cooling systems, energy improvements, roofing, waterproofing, mold remediation, etc., in addition to desired renovations like a new kitchen or bathroom that could add value to the house.