Not exact matches
Then, when your
home is
appraised as part
of the mortgage approval process, your appraiser will assign a
home value based on what your
home will be worth after your upgrades are
complete.
If the appraisal meets or exceeds the price you have offered for the
home, that piece
of your loan application is
complete; but if the appraisal comes in too low, you will only be allowed to borrow up to the maximum
of the
appraised value — minus your down payment.
The chief advantage
of this type
of loan, called a 203k, is that the loan amount is based not on the current
appraised value of the
home but on the projected
value after the repairs are
completed.
The chief advantage
of this type
of loan, called a 203 (k), is that the loan amount is based not on the current
appraised value of the
home but on the projected
value after the repairs are
completed.