Flexible home improvement loans for every project.
Transform your home with financing that works for you. Lower offers flexible home improvement loan options—HELOCs, Cash-Out Refinancing, and Home Equity Loans—designed to fit your unique renovation needs and budge
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HELOC: Best for ongoing or flexible renovation projects.
A HELOC is a revolving line of credit, ideal if you’re tackling a series of projects or unsure of the total cost upfront. With a HELOC from Lower, you can borrow only what you need, when you need it, and pay interest only on what you use.
Cash-Out Refinance: Best for large, one-time projects.
With a cash-out refinance, you replace your existing mortgage with a new one, taking out extra cash based on the equity you’ve built up. It’s a smart choice for big projects, such as a full kitchen or bathroom remodel, where a lump sum will cover the costs.
Home Equity Loan: Best for single, set-cost renovations.
A home equity loan provides a one-time, fixed-rate loan based on your home’s equity. Perfect for projects with a set budget, like a new roof or driveway, a home equity loan offers predictable monthly payments for straightforward planning.
You’ve got home improvement loan questions. We’ve got answers.
How do I qualify for a home improvement loan?
Qualification depends on your home equity, credit score, and the type of loan you choose. Generally, HELOCs, Cash-Out Refinances, and Home Equity Loans require sufficient home equity and a qualifying credit score. Contact us to learn more about requirements for each option.Work with a Lower loan advisor.
What are the interest rates on home improvement loans?
Home improvement loan rates vary based on the type of financing and your personal qualifications, such as credit score and equity. Contact us to get personalized rates for HELOCs, Cash-Out Refinances, or Home Equity Loans. Get your personalized rate quote.
What’s the best way to finance a home remodel?
The best financing option depends on your project needs. For ongoing projects, a HELOC may be ideal. For large, one-time remodels, a Cash-Out Refinance or Home Equity Loan can provide the funds in a single payment with predictable terms.