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Pull cash out of your equity, cut your monthly payment, or roll high-interest debt into one lower rate.

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Why homeowners refinance

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Estimated cash to you

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Monthly change
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Principal and interest only. Excludes taxes, insurance and mortgage insurance. Estimates based solely on the values you enter — not a quote, offer, or commitment to lend. Consolidating debt into a mortgage secures it against your home and extends repayment, which can increase total interest paid even at a lower rate.

Faster paths, if you qualify.

Questions we get most.

How much cash can I take out?

Conventional and FHA cash-out refinances generally go to 80% of appraised value. Subtract your balance and closing costs and the rest is yours at closing. VA cash-out can go higher, up to 100% in some cases. Investment properties typically cap around 75%.

Cash-out refinance or home equity loan?

A cash-out refinance replaces your whole mortgage, so your entire balance moves to today's rate. A home equity loan or HELOC sits behind your existing mortgage, so you keep your current rate and only pay today's rate on the new money. If your existing rate is well below market, the second is usually cheaper.

Can I refinance with a lender other than my current one?

Yes, and there's no penalty for it. You're not obligated to stay with your servicer. We coordinate the payoff of the existing loan directly.

How long does it take?

Most refinances close in 30 to 45 days. Streamline programs move faster since they often skip the appraisal. Refinancing a primary residence also includes a federally required three business day right of rescission after signing, before funds are released.

Does refinancing restart my 30-year term?

Yes, unless you choose a shorter one. Ten years into a 30-year loan, refinancing into another 30-year adds ten years of payments — the monthly number drops but total interest can rise. A 20- or 15-year term avoids the reset.

What does it cost?

Generally 2% to 5% of the loan amount: lender fees, appraisal, title and settlement, Florida documentary stamp and intangible taxes, recording, prepaid interest and escrow funding. You can pay up front, roll it into the loan, or accept a slightly higher rate and let a lender credit cover it. We'll quote all three.

Will it hurt my credit?

Slightly and briefly. There's a hard inquiry and a new account replacing an old one. Mortgage inquiries within a 45-day window count as a single inquiry under current FICO models, so shopping around doesn't compound it.

Can I refinance an investment property?

Yes, including cash-out, though LTV limits are tighter and pricing is higher than on a primary residence. DSCR refinances qualify on the property's rental income instead of your tax returns, which is usually the cleanest path for investors with multiple properties.

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