VA Cash Out Refinance to 100 Percent

By
Mortgage and Lending with Flagship Mortgage Corporation

The ability to access 100 percent of your home's equity is a new benefit for Veterans.  It comes as a result of the Veterans' Benefits Improvement Act of 2008.  Previously, a cash out VA refinance mortgage was limited to 90 percent of your home's equity.  This mortgage is allowable for Veterans and Military Spouses who are currently in a conventional home loan and wish to access 100% of their home's equity. 

 

Q:  Who is eligible for a VA 100 percent Cash Out Refinance?

 

A:  Veterans and Military Spouses who are currently in a conventional or subprime mortgage

 

Q:  What is the purpose of a VA 100 percent Cash Out Refinance?

 

A:  To enable Veterans and Military Spouses the ability to access 100% of their home's equity.  To obtain low fixed rate financing and refinance out of a subprime loan to a safer, more affordable home loan

Comments (2)

Sergio Rebollo Jr.
Real Estate TeamMates - Miami, FL

Jean....Welcome to ActiveRain.  This is a great community to network with others as well a great place to learn from other's experiences and knowledge.  I've enjoyed it; I hope you enjoy it as well.  Congrats on your first post.

Sergio Rebollo Jr.
Exit Prime Realty
Coral Gables, FL  33134
305-582-4062

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Dec 09, 2008 11:34 AM
Everard Korthals
---Preferred Lifestyle Advisors--- - Lancaster, PA
Mountain Realty

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