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How You Can Afford A Home Repair When You Have No Equity Print E-mail
Written by JTMiller   
Saturday, 23 May 2009
The housing bubble has burst and because of the downturn in housing values across the nation there are a lot of people who are now living in houses that have not built up any added value over the past several years. This has put stress on people who were hoping to use the increased financial value of their homes to perform some much needed home repairs.
by JTMiller


The housing bubble has burst and because of the crash in housing values across the nation there are a lot of people who are now living in houses that have not built up any added value over the past couple years. This has put a strain on people who were hoping to use the increased monetary value of their homes to perform some much needed home improvements.

In a normal active economy if you bought a home for $180,000 five years ago it might actually be worth $200,000 now. You would then be able to borrow money against that added value from a bank and use that cash to upgrade your house. That's the sign of a growing housing market: you may buy a house for a certain value one year and in the next year the value of the home would actually grow by a few percentage points.

These days many housing prices have actually plummeted in the past year or so, which means a lot of people are now paying for houses that are now worth less than what they originally paid. When you owe more money on a house than what it is worth then you are said to be "underwater" with your mortgage payments. This means they don't have that added home value which is known as "equity."

If you're looking for a large home remodeling loan then you may want to think about applying for a Title I home improvement loan from an eligible loan partner. There are lots of vendors of these kinds of loans, they offer a competitive interest rate and you can be eligible to pay it off over a generous 15 years. Just about any homeowner can apply for an FHA loan and eligibility is less severe than most traditional lending institution loans. You do not have to have equity in your home to apply for a Title I home improvement loan.

Another good way to keep the high price of a home remodeling project down is to do at least some of the labor yourself. There are lots of different amateur home improvement jobs most people can do around their homes with just a little bit of know-how and some elbow grease. For many home improvement projects the highest expense often comes from the amount of manual labor involved, so by doing some of that work yourself, you can really shrink the total cost of the overall job.

If you have a important house repair that needs to be done, don't let a lack of equity prevent you from getting the money you need to make the repairs. Most small house repairs can become large headaches if they are allowed to go unfixed for too long. And, as expected, big home improvements always end up costing more than the small ones.

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