Cash-Out Refinance Calculator

Estimate available cash out, new payment, and cash-out refi versus HELOC tradeoffs.

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How to use this calculator

A cash-out refinance replaces your current mortgage with a new, larger loan and gives you the difference in cash after payoff and closing costs. Common uses include renovations, debt consolidation, reserves, education costs, or buying an investment property.

The tradeoff is that you may reset the amortization clock, pay closing costs, and change your interest rate. If your existing rate is low and you only need a smaller amount, a HELOC may be worth comparing because it can leave the first mortgage untouched. HELOCs usually have variable rates and different repayment structures.

This calculator estimates maximum cash out using your home value, current balance, target LTV, and new loan terms. Final eligibility depends on appraisal, occupancy, property type, credit, reserves, and program rules.

For illustration purposes only. Not a rate quote, loan offer, or commitment to lend. Contact us for a personalized quote.

FAQs

How much equity can I cash out?

A common limit is around 80% LTV for many scenarios, though programs vary.

Does cash-out refinance have higher rates?

Cash-out pricing can be higher than rate-and-term refinancing depending on profile.

Cash-out refinance vs HELOC: which is better?

Cash-out may fit larger needs or debt consolidation; HELOC may fit smaller flexible draws when keeping the first mortgage is important.

Can I do cash-out on an investment property?

Some programs allow it with stricter LTV, pricing, and reserve requirements.

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