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A 203[k] is FHA's Rehabilitation Mortgage loan.. With this loan, a borrower can purchase or refinance a home and include additional money for repairs or renovations. . What can a buyer or seller do with a 203[k] loan?. Purchase or refinance a property
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2. A 203[k] is FHAs Rehabilitation Mortgage loan. With this loan, a borrower can purchase or refinance a home and include additional money for repairs or renovations.
3. What can a buyer or seller do with a 203[k] loan? Purchase or refinance a property
Update a property
Fix a required repair
Make optional improvements, like a room addition or landscaping
4. Example of Repairs:
Replace Roof
Room Addition
Add a Garage
New Carpet
Upgrade to Central Heat/Air
Repair Termite or Moisture Damage
5. Types of Properties Single Family
2-4 units
Mixed use (Commercial and residential in one building)
6. Advantages: Perfect solution to Handyman Specials, or foreclosure properties
Close before repairs begin sellers love this
Only one closing, with money disburse on a draw basis after closing
7. More Advantages: Loan amount can go as high as 110% of the after-improved value
Up to six months to complete renovations
Buyer can include optional renovations
Can finance up to six months of payments
8. What is a Streamline 203[k]? The Streamline K program is for limited repairs requiring relatively little expertise to manage.
There is no consultant managing the project. Instead, this program is designed for a streamlined project where the home can be occupied immediately after closing, and the contractor will receive a single payment at completion.
9. Advantages of the Streamline 203[k] Quicker and easier to obtain than a full 203[k]
Repairs may cost up to $35,000
Requires less documentation than a full 203[k]
Faster closing!
10. Acceptable repairs for the Streamline 203[k] include: Repair/replacement of roof, gutters and downspouts
Repair/replacement/upgrade of existing HVAC systems
Repair/replacement/upgrade of plumbing and electrical systems
Repair/replacement of existing floors
Minor remodeling, such as in the kitchen, which does not involve structural repairs
Exterior and interior painting
Repair/replacement/upgrade of appliances (some limitations apply)
Improvements for accessibility for persons with disabilities
11. The Process
12. Example of Loan Amount Calculation: Purchase Price $200,000
Total Rehabilitation Cost: $ 20,000
Total Acquisition Cost: $220,000
Maximum FHA Loan Amount: $212,300
Down payment: $ 7,700
13. Dedicated 203(k) sales and processing team
Expert personal consultation and support
Smooth process and closing