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Nov
04

Cash Out Refinancing Tips

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A few years ago when a homeowner needed cash out they would just get a second mortgage or a home equity line of credit.  Most homeowners already had a first mortgage at or below the market so it made little sense to refinance their entire mortgage to get an additional $20,000 or $30,000.  Refinance loan programs have been consolidated in recent years, so it is imperative  that you work with a lender like Nationwide who know the refi game backwards and forwards.

Get Cash Out with a 1st or 2nd Mortgage Refinance

Time have changed… Home loan rates continue to break records, so even if you refinanced last year, chances are that could get a home loan with a lower interest rate. The other reason that mortgage refinancing for cash makes sense is that qualifying for a home equity loan is more difficult in today’s market and home equity lenders are requiring more equity for second mortgage loan eligibility.  Clearly cash out refinance loans have become a commodity.

Here’s how it breaks down:

  • FHA Refinancing with cash out up to 85% Loan to Value
  • VA Mortgage Loans enable cash back up to 90% LTV
  • Conventional Home Loans allow cash out up to 80% LTV
  • Jumbo Mortgages Allow cash out up to 75%  LTV’
  • Home Equity Loans allow cash back from 70-90% LTV depending credit scores

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