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How to Plan and Prepare for a Home Renovation
Knowing what to expect and what hidden pitfalls can occur during a home renovation project can remove frustration. Get organized by drafting a plan and assessing your budget. Remember to include the details, like electrical, plumbing, HVAC, all the finishes, and the entire project scope from beginning to end.

Determining Budget
A home renovation can cost an average of $15 to $60 per square foot. However, that range can widen depending on location, the materials used, and the scope of the renovation. Renovating a house that is 1,250 to 1,600 square feet costs an average of $52,040, but you can pay up to $189,000.1

Make sure that you have funding for your renovation. Cash can conceivably fund single-room or smaller projects like remodeling a small bathroom or kitchen, painting, flooring, or even building a small room addition. Whole-home renovations are so extensive, expensive, and lengthy that outside funding is usually necessary.

Unsecured home improvement loans typically have a lending limit of $50,000 to $100,000. These loans tend to close quickly for qualified borrowers but have higher interest rates than secured loans. Home equity lines of credit are secured loans that use your home's equity as security, and they usually have lower interest rates than personal, unsecured loans.