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Most contractors say no to 203K loans because of the paperwork and HUD requirements. AAC says yes — and specializes in it. If you're buying a fixer-upper in Detroit with an FHA 203K loan, this guide walks you through every step of the process.
Most GCs avoid 203K loans. AAC specializes in them. Learn the full process — from Standard vs. Limited 203K to draw schedules and HUD inspections.
Read Article7 signs of a trustworthy Detroit contractor, red flags to avoid, and a verification checklist. Don't sign anything until you've read this.
Read ArticleReal cost breakdowns from budget refresh ($8K–$15K) to full gut renovation ($35K–$60K+). What Detroit contractors actually charge in 2026.
Read ArticleThe most popular renovation loan. The 2024 update raised the Limited 203(k) cap to $75,000. Learn how to use it to buy and renovate in one loan.
Read MoreNo down payment, no closing costs, no PMI, and below-market interest rates. Discover if the NACA program is right for your home purchase in Detroit.
Read MoreAn unfinished basement is untapped square footage. Learn how finishing your basement can add 500–1,500 sq ft of living space and increase home value.
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