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You’re not the only one wondering what is and is not ok to ask your contractor. Check out these acceptable and smart questions.
See how a homeowner qualified for a RenoFi HELOC to finance their major interior home renovation project, and earned a huge return on their investment.
Find out how a homeowner used a RenoFi fixed rate home equity loan to finance renovation and see real-life statistics of the home’s after renovation value.
With record home prices in 2021, how much more will home prices increase in 2022? Well, it depends on where you live.
Wondering whether you can or should borrow against your home? These are the top factors you need to consider if you’re deciding to tap into your home equity.
Read our guide to learn which home remodel projects make the most sense to do first after buying a new home - and why.
We’re doing a deep dive into the projections of how much it could cost to buy a home across the US by 2030, as well as the impact that COVID-19 has had on real estate markets in each state and the country’s 50 biggest cities.
Some of the most unique, historic and beautiful row houses are located in charming Philadelphia. Learn about the unique row houses in each Philly Neighborhood!
Tips to help you get through your reno with your sanity and bank account intact.
First Time Home Buyer
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The outside of your home is the first thing people see and the biggest thing they’ll remember. Curb appeal is an easy way to add value to your home. Learn the top ways to improve your curb appeal!
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RenoFi’s latest research reveals the most perfect places in the United States for your forever home.
6 dumbest things homeowners do when paying for a renovation
You’ll have a lot of decisions to make during your home renovation—how to pay for it is probably the biggest. That’s because making an investment in a home you love right now shouldn’t end up costing you for years to come. But too often homeowners make really bad choices when it comes to financing their project, and that’s exactly what happens.