How can I finance a home improvement/renovation?

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Celebrating Home Improvement month comes at a perfect time. While home prices rise, it’s the perfect opportunity to have your local general contractor offer pricing.  Why is it a good time? The building industry is not as busy has it has been in the past, this benefits YOU the homeowner. Lower pricing allows the buyer to receive more for your money!

Go ahead! Remodel the kitchen, put a new tub in the master bathroom or perhaps paint your home. It's Home Improvement Month!

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How can you finance a remodel? One option would be using the FHA 203k loan. This will allow you to refinance your current home and renovate in one loan amount. Looking for a different neighborhood? No problem! The FHA 203k loan is for you too. With the 203k loan buyers are able to find the perfect location that fits the family. Home buyers can upgrade the home by choosing carpet, countertops or cabinets that fits your style. 

HUD Properties are a perfect fit for the 203k loan, they are usually lower in price which allows financing for renovations. Loan cannot exceed 110% of the appraised value. For more information you can contact one of these links below or  contact us! 623-561-0803 

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Advertising HUD Homes

ADVERTISING HUD HOMES in Las Vegas


May I advertise HUD Homes?
Yes! Any Agent that is registered with HUD can advertise HUD Homes.
Please abide by the following guidelines:

• Advertise HUD homes in a professional, ethical and positive manner
  
• Please refer to properties as “HUD Homes,” “HUD-owned,” or “HUD-acquired”
  
• Always include the Equal Housing Opportunity Logo and/or statement on any and all advertising, including
  signage, websites, flyers, etc.
  Advertising Guidelines
  

• Note any flood plain zones, or other warning information as it appears on the property’s Internet listing, if applicable
  
• Adhere to all federal, state, county, city and real estate commission advertising regulations and the Truth-in- Lending Act when advertising HUD Homes
  
• When showing HUD Homes, always secure the property (all doors, windows, etc.) Please put the key back in the lockbox
  
  
  Things NOT to Do
  

• Advertise homes before they are listed for sale to the general public
  
• Use HUD or FHA in your URL
  
• State or imply the price of the property differs from the list price shown on the HUD website
  
• Do not give out the HUD keys
  
• Refer to or advertise HUD Homes as “distressed,” “repo,” “foreclosed,” “repossessed,” “must sell” or any other
  adjectives with notable negative connotation
  
• Place signage in/on any HUD property (except LLBs)
  
• Destroy, damage, or remove the advertising or signage of another HUD-registered selling or listing agent
  

Where Can I Advertise?

• Newspapers
  
• Homes Magazines
  
• Flyers
  
• Billboards
  

• Seminars
  
• Internet
  
• Post Cards
  
• Message Boards
  

• Email Lists
  
• Craigslist
  
• TV or Radio and More..
  

Courtesy of Vandana Chima with Exit Realty Platinum Group Vandana@RealtorVandana.com ♦ (702) 401-1404