Cash-Out Refinance Calculator

The California Mortgage Finder Cash-Out Refinance Calculator is the ideal tool for homeowners who need to know their maximum cash-out eligibility based on their home’s value and current loan balance.

Determine How Much You Need

Our Cash-Out Refinance Calculator makes estimating how much cash you can obtain from your next mortgage transaction easy. Enter your current home value, amount owed, loan term, and estimated interest rate, and our Cash-Out Refinance Calculator will quickly tell you your maximum cash-out eligibility and your new estimated monthly mortgage payment based on the information you input.

CMF Mortgage Calculator Disclosure

California Mortgage Finder’s calculators are for illustrative and informational purposes. They are not tax, investment, or financial advice. They do not provide quotes, and they are not a lending guarantee. Please consult with a licensed and qualified professional before making any decisions. If you want to explore the rates and costs of buying a home, please get in touch with us directly to discuss.

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Cash-Out Refinance FAQs

A Cash-Out Refinance can help you meet your short-term and long-term financial goals. Here are some common questions and answers homeowners have about a cash-out refinance.

Is The Process For A Cash-Out Refinance Different Then A No-Cash-Out Refinance?

Yes. A cash-out refinance and a no-cash-out refinance are processed the same, and the transaction generally closes in three to four weeks (from the date we have all your documentation).

Will I Need An Appraisal?

Yes, most, if not all, cash-out transactions require the homeowner to do an appraisal.

Are Mortgage Rates Higher For Cash-Out Refinances?

Yes, they are. At lower loan-to-value ratios, the difference is very small; however, at an 80% loan-to-value ratio, there is a noticeable difference when compared to a no-cash-out refinance.

Do I Have To Pay Off My Credit Card Debt To Do A Cash-Out Refinance?

Possibly. It depends on your total debt-to-income ratio. Underwriters like to see a DTI below 40%. However, they can go higher if needed. The maximum DTI is generally 50%.

Can I Do A Cash-Out Refinance If My Home Is Listed For Sale?

Usually not. If you have recently had your home listed for sale and want to do a cash-out refinance, contact us to discuss the requirements further.

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