Building up our communities
Renasant Bank aims to build up the communities that have trusted us as financial partners and made us the company we are today. Whether its to cover a few repairs or a major project, the Community Home Improvement Loan can help.
Community Home Improvement Loan Features
- Various options for loan term
- Loan amounts $2,500 to $25,000
- 640 minimum credit score
- 95% loan to value
- Primary residence only
- Can be used for home improvement, first or second lien
- Available in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee
- Must meet HUD Median Income Limits or property must be within a low- to moderate-income census tract
This is not a commitment to lend. All loans or offers of credit are subject to credit and underwriting approval. Other fees, conditions, and restrictions may apply. Renasant Bank NMLS #402669
Building up our communities
Renasant Bank aims to build up the communities that have trusted us as financial partners and made us the company we are today. Whether its to cover a few repairs or a major project, the Community Home Improvement Loan can help.
Community Home Improvement Loan Features
- Various options for loan term
- Loan amounts $2,500 to $25,000
- 640 minimum credit score
- 95% loan to value
- Primary residence only
- Can be used for home improvement, first or second lien
- Available in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee
- Must meet HUD Median Income Limits or property must be within a low- to moderate-income census tract
This is not a commitment to lend. All loans or offers of credit are subject to credit and underwriting approval. Other fees, conditions, and restrictions may apply. Renasant Bank NMLS #402669
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