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How does REFI after Reno work?
Hi,
So I have a question based on this hypothetical to see the mechanics of a refinance, specifically a cash -out refi.
So, imagine I purchase a home for $25k and then do renovations to where the value is increased by $25k to $50k. If I were to do a cash out REFI, would the remaining loan be paid off and some of the newly created equity would be loaned on so that I would receive cash back? For example, would the REFI dip into my equity by $5000 (or whatever) so my new loan would be $30k with the property as collateral? After dipping into the newly created equity, I would receive the $5k as cash back?
Does anyone have any useful guides on how the mechanics of a REFI (cash-out and rate and term) work?