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by Corazon Gritar
May 22, 2018
by Corazon Gritar
May 22, 2018
You have lived in your house for years, and the worn kitchen counters, rickety doors, and sagging front porch are starting to get to you. A home remodel is the obvious answer to this problem, but that can get pricey. Even a simple window replacement can cost between $300 and $700, and securing a permit for your contractor can cost between $200 and $400.
While these costs can seem overwhelming, you do have options to finance your remodel without putting a dent in your financial health. The following are some of the more common forms of methods that homeowners can use to fund their projects.
So, how do you know which method is best for you? With so many options out there, how can you decide which is best for you? To start, consider the following factors:
If you still aren't sure which factors to consider, and which financing option is best for you, consider working with a financial professional. They will take an unbiased look at your bank account, credit score, and remodeling plans to advise you on your decisions. And once you decide, happy remodeling.
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