Yes, a cash out transaction has a higher cost than a rate %26amp; term, or purchase.
Also: If that 30k equity line was taken out after the purchase and thus was not used to originally acquire the property, combining those loans into one new one is a cash out transaction even without the extra 50k.Refinanced mortgage, if cash is taken out is the rate different?
under conforming rules, your loan will be cash out regardless if you do not take another $50k.
in any event, your rate will be higher because of the cash out unless you at 70% LTV or less
LTV = $185,000/your value
Rate has everything to do with risk. If you have an outstanding credit profile and your loan to value ratio is low, you'll get a good deal. It will not matter how much cash you pull out. It's always about the market, it's always about the risk. Low risk, low rate. This stuff is pretty simple, no?
It will be cash out regardless if you take the 50K or not because of your 30K equity line which will be considered as cash when you refi. If the total $ amount you refinance is below 70% of your home value, there are lenders and banks that will not increase the rate for that.
Make sure to price out your loan with your LOCAL banks and mortgage brokers only.
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