Quick answer
Structural Rehab: Finance substantial renovations, additions, and down-to-studs projects. Keith Casey Funding, based in Kennesaw, Georgia, helps clients explore structural rehab options nationwide.
Common uses
What it can fund
- Down-to-the-studs renovations
- Additions and layout changes
- Major system replacements
- Value-add repositioning
Typical guidelines
What lenders review
- Renovation funding varies by lender
- Term options vary by program
- Draw process depends on the lender
Before you apply
What to prepare
- Property address and property type
- Purchase price or current value estimate
- Renovation budget or rental income, if applicable
- Requested amount and exit strategy
- Your investment experience and timeline
How it works
Three simple steps
- 01
Share the opportunity
Tell us what you want to fund, the amount, and your timing.
- 02
Review options
We look at your goals and identify funding paths worth exploring.
- 03
Apply
Choose the route that fits and complete the appropriate application.
Questions
Structural Rehab FAQ
- What is structural rehab used for?
- Finance substantial renovations, additions, and down-to-studs projects. Common uses include down-to-the-studs renovations, additions and layout changes, major system replacements.
- Who can apply for structural rehab?
- Eligibility depends on the lender and program. Typical factors include the property, the deal structure, the exit strategy, and the borrower's profile. Keith Casey Funding can help you see which options may fit before you apply.
- Do you work with clients outside Georgia?
- Yes. Keith Casey Funding is based in Kennesaw, Georgia, and helps clients explore funding options nationwide.
- Is approval guaranteed?
- No. All financing is subject to underwriting, lender approval, documentation, and current program availability.
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Programs, rates, terms, amounts, and timing vary by lender and applicant. All financing is subject to underwriting, approval, and current program availability.