Why a renovation loan starts with a written scope
A 203(k) loan rolls the purchase or refinance and the repairs into one mortgage. That only works if everyone can see, on paper, what the repairs are and what they will cost. One Stop Shop is owned by Bridgette Miller, a HUD FHA Inspector, and the assessment and write-up she builds is what the lender sizes the loan from.
Renovation projects usually stall in the same two places. The scope leaves out something the house plainly needs, or the contractor bids don't match the scope the lender saw. Both are cheaper to fix on paper than after closing. Call or text (469) 658-2483 from anywhere in the Cedar Hill area and tell us about the house.
