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Cash-Out Refinance Loan
Use Your Own Money When You Need It
A cash-out refinance allows homeowners to borrow against the equity in their home and receive cash for various purposes, such as home repairs, debt consolidation, or major expenses like college tuition or a wedding. This type of refinancing replaces your existing mortgage with a new one, potentially offering a lower interest rate.
Key Benefits
- Access cash by tapping into your home’s equity.
- Potentially lower your interest rate and monthly payments.
- Use the funds for home improvements, debt repayment, or other large expenses.
- Improve your credit score by paying off high-interest debts.
Who It’s For
- Homeowners with significant equity looking to access funds for large purchases or debt consolidation.
- Borrowers who want to refinance to potentially lower their interest rates while receiving cash.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Access to cash: You can use the funds for home improvements, debt repayment, or other large expenses.
- Potential tax benefits: Mortgage interest may be tax-deductible, unlike credit card interest.
- Lower interest rates: Refinancing may offer a lower rate than your original mortgage or high-interest debt.
- Improves credit score: Paying off high-interest debt can boost your credit score.
Cons:
- Reduced home equity: Taking cash out reduces the equity you have in your home.
- Closing costs: As with any refinance, you’ll incur closing costs.
- Risk of foreclosure: Borrowing more increases the amount you owe, which can be risky if your financial situation changes.
- Longer loan term: Refinancing could extend the life of your loan, meaning more interest over time.
How to Apply
Contact us today to discuss your cash-out refinance options and see how you can leverage your home’s equity.
For a quicker start, complete the form on this page and start your pre-approval process today!
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Jumbo Loan FAQs
The amount depends on your home’s current value and the amount of equity you’ve built.
Yes, the cash can be used for home improvements, paying off debt, tuition, or any major expense.
Yes, most lenders will require a new appraisal to determine your home’s current value.
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