Cash-Out Refinance

Leverage your property’s increased value with a Cash-Out Refinance. Replace your existing loan with a new one based on your home’s current equity, and access the difference in cash.

Use it to fund renovations, expand your portfolio, or strengthen liquidity—turning built-up equity into fresh investment power.

DSCR Loans – No Tax Returns or W-2s Needed

If you own a rental property that’s gone up in value, you may be able to pull out cash with a refinance. That means using some of your property’s built-up equity to fund renovations, pay off debt, or buy your next investment.

With a DSCR loan, you don’t need to show personal income to qualify. Instead, you qualify based on the rental income the property brings in. It’s a great option if your property is doing well but your tax returns don’t reflect your full financial picture.

Pro Tip: Get Better Loan Terms

The charts and numbers below are just examples and will change based on the market and your specific situation.

How to Read the Following Matrix:

Numbers in parentheses like (1.250) = good! These are credits that lower your costs.

Positive numbers like 1.250 = fees or points you’d pay to get that rate.

1. Choose a Longer Prepayment Period to Lower Your Rate

When refinancing, you’ll choose how long you’ll keep the loan before paying it off or refinancing again. This is called the prepayment penalty period (PPP). The longer it is, the better your rate and the lower your costs might be. If you plan to keep the property, leverage the better pricing with a longer PPP.

Example:

Interest Rate 5-Year PPP 4-Year 3-Year 2-Year
7.25% (0.156) 0.494 0.569 1.344
7.50% (0.791) (0.141) (0.116) 0.609
8.00% (1.922) (1.547) (1.172) (0.609)

2. Better Credit and Lower Loan Balance = Better Pricing

Two things can really help you get a better deal:

  • Higher credit score
  • Lower loan-to-value (LTV) — which means you’re borrowing less compared to what your property is worth.


If your property has appreciated, or your credit score has gone up,
you may be in a great position to refinance.

FICO Score ≤55% LTV 60–65% 70–75% 75–80%
760+ (1.375) (1.250) (0.875) (0.625)
720–739 (1.000) (1.000) (0.500) 0.750
680–699 0.250 0.500 2.000 N/A

 

3. Strong Rental Income Can Get You Better Terms

Lenders look at how much rent your property brings in compared to what the new mortgage payment will be. This is called the DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio).

  • If your DSCR is above 1.25, you’ll qualify for the best terms.
  • If it’s just above 1.00, you’re still in good shape.
  • Below 1.00? It might be tougher, but still possible.

💡 Improving your rent or lowering expenses to increase your DSCR can make a big difference.

DSCR ≤55% LTV 60–65% 70–75% 75–80%
≥ 1.25 (2.650) (2.650) (2.000) (0.875)
≥ 1.00 (2.125) (2.150) (1.250) 0.000
< 1.00 0.500 0.500 2.250 N/A

4. Interest-Only Option = Lower Monthly Payments

If you want the lowest monthly payment possible, an interest-only loan may be the way to go. You only pay the interest each month for a few years (usually 5 to 10), not the principal.

Key Takeaway: If you make a large extra payment during this interest-only period, your monthly payment will go down—unlike with a regular fixed loan.

LTV Adjustment
≤65% .25
70% .375
75% .50

Want to Know How Much You Can Pull Out?

We’ll walk you through the numbers, review your goals, and help you structure a cash-out refinance that works for your situation.

Disclaimer:

The pricing examples provided are for general informational purposes only and may vary significantly by lender, borrower profile, property type, market conditions, and program specifics. Adjustments for features such as prepayment penalties, credit scores, DSCR ratios, and interest-only options are subject to change without notice.

For personalized pricing and a loan structure tailored to your investment goals, Book a Call Now to review your scenario with one of our licensed mortgage professionals.

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