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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Explain mortgage math to me
How is that the lender says you can cash out refi at 70% LTV on a $120,000 house with an $11,206 balance due on the original loan, plus $1793.79 in fees equals a cash payout of $48,999.79. The math doesn't work in my simple mind.
My math says where the hell is the rest of the money.