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Cash Out or Rate & Term Refi Mortgage Loans

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Lower your rate and payments with rate & term refinancing, or unlock your equity with cash-out refinancing.

Understanding Mortgage Refinancing

Refinancing replaces your current mortgage with a new loan. There are two primary types of refinancing, each serving different financial goals:

Rate & Term Refinance

Replace your current loan with a new one that has a different interest rate, loan term, or both. The loan amount stays roughly the same (only covering closing costs).

Perfect for:

  • • Lowering your interest rate to reduce monthly payments
  • • Switching from an adjustable-rate (ARM) to a fixed-rate mortgage
  • • Shortening your loan term to build equity faster
  • • Removing private mortgage insurance (PMI)

Cash-Out Refinance

Refinance for more than you currently owe and receive the difference in cash. This allows you to tap into your home's equity while potentially securing better loan terms.

Perfect for:

  • • Home renovations and improvements
  • • Funding new real estate investments
  • • Consolidating high-interest debt
  • • Major expenses like education or business ventures

For real estate investors, both refinancing options can be powerful strategies to optimize your portfolio, improve cash flow, and scale your investments.

Key Benefits

Lower your interest rate and monthly payments
Access home equity for investments or expenses
Switch from adjustable to fixed-rate mortgage
Shorten or extend your loan term
Consolidate high-interest debt
Remove private mortgage insurance (PMI)
Fund home improvements or renovations
Optimize cash flow across your portfolio

Property Types We Refinance

Primary residence refinancing
Investment property refinancing
Multi-family property refinancing
Commercial property refinancing
Portfolio refinancing (multiple properties)
Vacation or second home refinancing

Quick Facts

Loan Amount

$75K - $5M+

LTV

Up to 80%

Closing Time

2-4 Weeks

Terms

Up to 30 Years

No hard credit pull required

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