Ready to refi as part of a BRRRR in El Paso, TX. Lenders?

[Samuel Gutierrez]

I purchased a SFR in September 2020 so I've had the property for approximately 6 months and I'm ready for the refinance portion of the BRRRR. During this time, I renovated the house and have had success listing the property through AirBnB. I think it's time to move on to the next project so I'm looking for a cash-out refi. I went to my local credit union but found their closing costs seem much more expensive than I've seen in the past. I'd greatly appreciate any suggestions on where I should be shopping for this loan, how to pay minimum closing costs, or any other related advice. As always, thank you all!

-Sam

[Jesus Ojeda]

I would try out GECU if you haven’t so already. They frequently run promotions covering closing cost, if they don’t ask when they will.