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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Refi in TX with No Closing Costs
Hi BP,
I have a rental in TX. I want to refi the unit, I already have a traditional loan, I want a lower rate & access to some equity.
I currently live in CA and I see ads for refi with no closing costs but they say CA only property... my parents refied their personal residents with no closing costs.
Is there anything like this in TX that I can use? Are there any hidden fees or anything that I am missing. any advise for getting low or no closing on a refi?
Thanks
Most Popular Reply

@Habbak Burs When a lender advertises no closing costs, they are building the closing costs into the interest rate. It's possible to do this anywhere, but the amount of "rebate" or "credit" available needs to be enough to cover costs. Generally the larger the loan amount, the easier this is to accomplish.
You should ask for both options and see the difference in interest rate.