Texas Lone Star Lending Video

Add a Pool to Your Home Purchase

Use a renovation loan to add the cost of building a pool to your home purchase. You'll have one loan, one payment.

Posted 8/9/24  |  0:00

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In this week's 5-Point-5, we'll learn what to do when you find the perfect home, but it doesn't have a pool

1st point: Use a renovation loan - Use a renovation loan to add the cost of building a pool to your home purchase.

2nd point: One loan - one payment - Unlike typical pool loans, a renovation loan combines the pool costs with the home purchase so you have one loan, one payment.

3rd point: Streamlined process - The program has a streamlined process that makes applying easy and will make your pool contractor happy.

4th point: Get the whole package - Don't leave your backyard looking unfinished. You can add decking and fencing to the loan so your backyard looks complete.

Last point: It's a conventional loan - Renovation loans are conventional mortgages and have attractive rates with no scary loan terms.

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