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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

I Need Refinance HELP!
I bought a house from my parents before I knew much of anything about REI. I have a pretty good chunk of equity and was planning on doing a refi to get into the game but the mortgage company (Suntrust) just told me that Texas has a law that states a mortgage company must have a physical office in the state before they can do cash out refi's.
I guess I could do a HELOC but I'm a little hesitant. Does anyone have insights into how I can get the equity out of the house?
Most Popular Reply

Why wouldn't you do a HELOC, it's a far superior and more flexible investment tool than a cash out refi. I'd go as far as to say that it's a very bad idea to do a cash out refi with the intention of investing.
- Corby Goade