Home Renovation Financing Options
Need funding for home improvements?
One of the first big decisions when starting a home improvement project is planning how to pay for it. From small projects to full-scale renovations and additions, we have a number of options available including:
- Mortgage Refinance
- Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)
- Second Mortgage (also known as a Home Equity Loan)
- Personal Home Improvement Loan
Refinance your mortgage
Depending on the equity in your home and the size of the home improvement project, you may want to consider either a cash-out refinance or our Home Renovation Loan1.
You may be eligible to use not only the equity you have in your home today, but also the equity you create with your planned project. Apply online or call us at 866-722-5110.
Home Equity Line of Credit
Use the equity in your home to finance all sorts of ideas. You can even use it to consolidate debt or pay off bills. Flexible options make it easy for you to use the credit in the ways you need it most:
- Funds can be advanced through a Banner Bank Home Equity Rewards Mastercard® online transfer or by a telephone request.
- You can fix the rate for either two, five or 10 years, providing protection from increases in interest rates.
- Interest may be tax deductible for this loan. We always encourage you to verify with your tax adviser.
Turn your home's equity into new possibilities.
If you have equity built into your home, a second mortgage (also known as a Home Equity Loan) allows you to borrow against your home value without changing the terms of your first mortgage.
Home Improvement Loan
If you're looking for an alternative to using your home's equity to fund your next home project, a Home Improvement Loan might be right for you. It's ideal for home fix-ups in the range of $1,000 to $30,000. We make it easy, with great rates, no up-front fees and no equity requirements.
Visit your local branch, or call us at 866-641-5335 to apply over the phone.
Visit your local branch, or call us at 866-641-5335 to apply over the phone.
Four Steps to Improve Your Credit Score
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Four Tips for Financing a Home Build or Remodel
Building or remodeling a home is an exciting project, yet it can be daunting. Before you pound the first nail, you need secure financing. But with so many options today, how to you know which is right for you? In this blog, we offer four tips to find the right finance option.
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Subject to credit approval and limited to residents of Washington, Oregon, Idaho or California, or current Banner Bank deposit clients.