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Home Equity vs Cash Out Refinance | Boxwood Mortgage

Home Equity vs Cash Out Refinance.

No full appraisal needed if loan amount is under $250k

With this program …

  • Minimum Credit Score 680
  • Minimum Loan Amount $100,000
  • Maximum Loan Amount $750,000

Home Equity vs Cash Out Refinance

With this program …

  • Minimum Credit Score 680
  • Minimum Loan Amount $100,000
  • Maximum Loan Amount $750,000

Loan Parameters

Home Equity Loan = HELOAN
& Home Equity Line of Credit

  • Primary residence
  • 20 and 15 year terms
  • No prepayment penalties
  • Escrow Waiver ok, taxes and insurance can be paid separate from the monthly payment when 20% down payment or 20% Equity
  • No full appraisal needed if loan amount is under $250k
  • Maximum Cash Back at closing $300k
  • Income document Type: 1 year of tax returns, w2’s and 30 day paycheck stubs, when applicable.
  • If client has first loan, the second loan (The Home Equity) Must consider the payments of the first loan, in the approval process
  • Follow 50(a)(6) regulations; only 1 Home Equity allowed each year
  • Single family home and Non Warrantable Condos are allowed.
  • Asset Depletion as income can be considered
  • Cumulative Loan Amounts (1st & 2nd) not to exceed $1,499,999
  • If Rural property, max Acreage 20 acres

Line of Credit = HELOC

  • Primary home and Second home
  • Minimum Credit 740
  • Minimum loan amount $50k- Maximum $500k
  • 30 year variable term and 10 year interest only draw with a 20 year fully amortization payment
  • If loan is under $250k only need an exterior appraisal
  • Paying off debt to qualify is permitted