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Government-backed refinancing can be a flexible solution for managing monthly payments and accessing home equity. We break down your options below and how to know what’s right for you.
Government-backed refinancing programs can accommodate most borrowers, including those with unique credit profiles, higher debt-to-income (DTI) ratios, and limited home equity.
VA, FHA, and USDA refinancing programs offer features and benefits to homeowners that may not be available through conventional programs.
Each agency offers different refinancing pathways that can be tailored to specific homeowner needs. Some provide a streamlined approach, while others are designed for specific types of borrowers.
Government-backed refinancing is often easier to qualify for with flexible credit requirements and higher debt-to-income allowances.
If you have an FHA, VA, or USDA loan, refinancing within the same program can provide streamlined options with minimal paperwork.
Government-backed cash-out refinancing lets borrowers use their home equity for renovations, medical costs, and other expenses.
If you’re still building your credit or have less equity in your home, government-backed mortgage refinancing could be easier to qualify for than a conventional alternative.
If you have an FHA, VA, or USDA loan, special refinancing programs offer streamlined options with less paperwork or cash-out opportunities for major expenses.
If your mortgage no longer fits your needs, government-backed refinancing can help adjust terms affordably, like switching from an adjustable to a fixed-rate loan through FHA, VA, or USDA programs.
In most instances, being current and having a history of on time monthly payments is a requirement when refinancing a home. There may be some options for you if you have had some issues making your monthly payment in the past. Please contact us for more information.
Yes, there are some instances where a second home or investment property can be refinanced with a government-backed loan. Please contact us for more information.
Yes. Please talk to your mortgage professional for potential restrictions when choosing a new type of government-backed loan.
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