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COMPARE HOME IMPROVEMENT FINANCING OPTIONS

Compare home improvement financing. We make it easy.
 
Compare home improvement financing. We make it easy.
 

Financial considerations

When financing is the option of choice, you need to consider interest rates, fees, payment terms, and more. Renew Financial helps you comparison shop — no sweat.

PACE financing is subject to credit approval. Underwriting requirements and restrictions apply. PACE financing is secured by a lien on the subject property and may be required to be repaid upon refinance or sale. Homeowners should perform due diligence before selecting a home improvement contractor. PACE financing is private financing that must be repaid in full. PACE financing is not a government subsidy.
 

PACE vs Unsecured Loans

Considering an unsecured loan? Be sure to check the repayment terms. PACE offers terms up to 20 or 30 years, depending on your state, leading to lower monthly payments. With no FICO requirements and no impact to your credit, PACE is hard to beat.

PACE vs. Home Equity Loan

Home Equity Loans typically have shorter terms than PACE, which leads to higher monthly payments. They also require a FICO score of 620 or higher. For longer terms with no FICO requirement, PACE is a great option.

PACE vs Credit Cards

Credit card rates can be very high, making home improvements more expensive as you pay off debt. PACE offers lower rates, same day approvals and up to $250K in funding... a great financing choice for home improvements!

PACE vs. HELOC

A Home Equity Line of Credit can take a month or longer for approval and has variable rates, which have been on the rise. PACE is often approved in minutes and rates are always fixed, providing long term peace of mind.

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