Financing
Types of Financing
6 Month
Same-as-cash*No payment or interest will be due for 6 months or until first disbursement, whichever comes first.
5 Year 9.99 APR
No Prepayment Penalty7 Year 9.99 APR
No Prepayment Penalty10 Year 9.99 APR
No Prepayment Penalty- 6 Month Same-As-Cash Loans Payments start after 12 months or until first disbursement, whichever comes first.
- 5 Year Reduced Interest Loan at 9.99%APRThe repayment terms for this financing option are 60 months. After the loan closes, the first monthly payment is due in 30 days. This information is effective as of 8/13/24.
- 7 Year Reduced Interest Loan at 9.99%APRThe repayment terms for this financing option are 84 months. After the loan closes, the first monthly payment is due in 30 days. This information is effective as of 8/13/24.
- 10 Year Reduced Interest Loan at 9.99%APRThe repayment terms for this financing option are 120 months. After the loan closes, the first monthly payment is due in 30 days. This information is effective as of 8/13/24. If you have any questions about our financing solutions, feel free to contact us today.
Benefits of Our Financing Options
- Easy-to-use bill payment and account management features.
- Paperless loan application procedure.
- Choice of interest-free and monthly payment options.
- Apply for an unsecured installment loan of up to $100,000.
- 10-year terms are available.
- Same-As-Cash option available (a form of deferred payment on purchases).
- No prepayment penalties, closing costs, or traditional application fees.
- Convenient way to pay for services; choose monthly payments that fit your budget.
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Common Financing Questions
Homeowners have several financing options, including:
- Home Equity Loans: These loans allow homeowners to borrow against the equity in their home, typically with a fixed interest rate and fixed monthly payments.
- Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs): Similar to home equity loans, but with a revolving line of credit that homeowners can draw from as needed, usually with variable interest rates.
- Personal Loans: Unsecured loans that don’t require home equity as collateral. They often have higher interest rates but quicker approval processes.
- Credit Cards: Useful for smaller projects, but often carry higher interest rates if not paid off quickly.
- Cash-Out Refinancing: Replaces an existing mortgage with a new one, taking out extra cash based on the home's equity.
- Government Loans: Options like FHA 203(k) loans for specific types of home renovations.
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