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Danny Luu
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Rental Property Cashout refi in Texas

Danny Luu
  • Developer
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi, 

I have a rental property in TX and live/work in CA (don't own a home). I've owned the rental property in Texas for about 7 years now and have built up some equity. I spoke to my current mortgage bank (Regions Bank) and to Quicken Loans and they both said that due to Texas mortgage laws, they are not able to do a cashout refi on the rental property. They said in order to do a Texas Cashout on a rental property, I must own a primary residence in Texas. Any other out of state Texas investors or lenders heard of this before? I should be able to pull out about $60k on this property so its tough to be told that it's not possible. Is there anything I can do? Any advice would be appreciated!! thank you. 

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Tamara Deering
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Tamara Deering
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  • Austin, TX
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Texas has very strict mortgage laws due to their Homestead protections.  You need a commercial loan or line of credit not a conventional loan.  There are also private/hard money lenders who specialize in TX that should be able to help you out.

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