Real Estate Funding

Cash-Out Refinance

A cash-out refinance replaces the loan on an investment property with a larger one and hands you the difference in cash. For investors it is the engine of the BRRRR strategy: recycle equity from a stabilized property into the next deal instead of leaving it parked in the walls.

Best uses

  • Pulling rehab-created equity out after stabilizing a rental
  • Funding down payments on the next acquisition
  • Consolidating expensive short-term debt
  • Building cash reserves

Typical borrower profile

  • BRRRR investors recycling capital
  • Long-term landlords with appreciated properties
  • Owners exiting hard money into permanent debt

Potential qualification factors

Every lender sets its own criteria, and no factor guarantees or blocks approval on its own. Commonly reviewed items include:

  • Current property value and resulting loan-to-value
  • Property income and DSCR for investor programs
  • Credit score and reserves
  • Seasoning requirements on recently purchased properties

Documentation to have ready

  • Government-issued ID
  • Entity documents (LLC or corporation)
  • Purchase contract or payoff statement
  • Property details and photos
  • Insurance quote or declarations page
  • Current mortgage statement
  • Leases or market rent support
  • Reserve documentation

Benefits

  • Converts trapped equity into working capital
  • DSCR cash-out programs skip personal income docs
  • Can improve overall debt structure at the same time

Common challenges to plan for

  • Cash-out pricing runs slightly above rate-term refinancing
  • Seasoning rules can delay access to new value
  • Raising the loan raises the payment; the property must still cover it

Frequently asked questions

How soon after buying can I cash-out refinance?

Seasoning requirements vary by program, commonly a set number of months before the new appraised value can be used. Some programs move faster. Your advisor will match the timeline to your plan.

How much equity can I pull out?

Programs cap the new loan at a maximum loan-to-value. The gap between that cap and your current balance, minus costs, is your available cash.

Will the new payment be based on the bigger loan?

Yes. For DSCR programs the property's rent must still cover the larger payment at the required ratio.

Is cash-out taxable?

Loan proceeds are generally not taxable income, but consult your tax professional about your specific situation.

The Process

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Receive Funding

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