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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Bank wont let me BRRRR. HELOC ONLY. HELP!
I have a home i bought and nearly finished rehab. Started doing my paperwork to do a cash out refinance and back says i have to treat this as a HOME EQUITY loan. It still is a 80%ltv but max is 20year. They said i needed to have additional Homesteads for it to be a Cash Out refinance.
What do you all think? I'm shopping around to see where they can do a 90%LTV but have had no luck. Not even at the credit unions. Any Advice ?
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most lenders will want 80% or even 75% LTV