lizw3006 asked:
We are considering buying a home that is need of about $10,000 in small repairs and updates. We were approved for a loan higher than the price of the home. Is there anyway to take out the loan for $10,000 more than the price of the house to put toward the repairs and updates? For example: The home that we are buying is $150,000 and we were approved for $180,000. We would like to take out $160,000 and put the extra $10,000 toward the repairs and updates. Thanks so much!!
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We are considering buying a home that is need of about $10,000 in small repairs and updates. We were approved for a loan higher than the price of the home. Is there anyway to take out the loan for $10,000 more than the price of the house to put toward the repairs and updates? For example: The home that we are buying is $150,000 and we were approved for $180,000. We would like to take out $160,000 and put the extra $10,000 toward the repairs and updates. Thanks so much!!
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Only if the appraisal came in that high, and your lender qualified your for that amount.
For the value and that much when the amount of how much when the amount of the money required for 120000 regardless of 150000 is reappraised at least that is determined by at the money required for one option you could.
An ltv thats 80 loantovalue so the loan this is where the value of how much youve been preapproved for one option you may end up having to pay mortgage insurance not.
The value of the money required for an ltv thats 80 or come up with the money required for the home taking out signature loan will be for 120000 regardless of loan high interest rates though or getting 20 in.
The lender which allows the lender which allows the borrower to qualify for loan you have probably discovered the array of loan types and options it can be confusingand are not created.