Serving the entire state of Texas, from the tech hubs of Austin and the Silicon Hills to the coastal communities of Houston and the metroplex of Dallas-Fort Worth.
Texas Rate and Term Refinancing
Texas Cash-Out Refinance Rules
FHA and VA Streamline Options
The Refinancing Process in Austin
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum LTV for a Texas Cash-Out refinance?
Per Texas Section 50(a)(6) guidelines, the maximum Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio for a cash-out refinance is 80%.
How long do I have to wait to refinance in Texas?
Generally, for a Texas home equity loan (cash-out), you must wait at least 12 months since the last home equity loan closing on that property.
Can I switch from an FHA loan to a Conventional loan?
Yes, many Texas homeowners refinance from an FHA loan to a Conventional loan to eliminate monthly mortgage insurance once they reach 20% equity.
Are refinance closing costs higher in Texas?
Closing costs vary, but Texas law limits certain fees on cash-out refinances to 2% of the principal, ensuring consumer protection for homeowners.
Do I need a new appraisal to refinance my Texas home?
Most conventional and cash-out refinances require a new appraisal, though some streamline programs or automated valuation models may allow for waivers.
