Cash Out Refinancing Loans
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(Lender's Handbook, Chapter 6, Topic 3)
The loan is limited to 90%* of the amount of the Certificate of Reasonable
Value, plus the funding fee and the cost of any energy efficient improvements up
to $6,000.
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 A cash-out loan may be made to refinance the outstanding balance of an existing
mortgage lien, but can also include other debts (The first lien must be included
in the refinance).
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 The veteran can receive cash proceeds from the loan for any purpose acceptable
to the lender.
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 Existing mortgage loans or other liens of record may be refinanced whether they
are in a current or delinquent status, but refinancing loans are subject to the
same income and credit requirements as regular home loans.
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Note: The maximum guaranty is $36,000.
- *Due to State law, the maximum loan amount may be limited to 80% in the
state of Texas if the borrower receives cash proceeds.
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Other Refinancing Loans
(Lender's Handbook, Chapter 6, Topic 5)
These consist of loans to refinance:

Construction loans.

Installment land sale contracts in conjunction with the construction of a new
home.

Loans assumed by veterans at interest rates higher than the proposed refinance.
These loans (which may exceed 90% of value) are similar to cash-out refinances
in all aspects, except the loan amount may not exceed the lesser of:

the VA reasonable value, OR

the sum of the outstanding loan balance plus allowable closing costs and
discounts.

