Refinance & Equity

Cash-Out Refinance in Florida

Access your home equity for renovations, debt consolidation, education, or other financial goals — in one fixed monthly payment.

Cash-Out Refinance

Tap home equity for major financial goals.

What it is

Understanding Cash-Out Refinance

A cash-out refinance replaces your current mortgage with a larger one and gives you the difference in cash at closing. You keep one mortgage payment, often at a rate lower than credit cards or personal loans, while putting your home equity to work.

The most common uses: home improvements (which can also raise property value), consolidating high-interest debt, funding college, or starting a business. Andrew Kashella helps Florida homeowners model the math — new payment, total interest, payoff timeline — before you decide.

Who it's for

Is a Ca Loan Right for You?

A few signs this program might be a strong fit. Even if you don't see yourself in this list, reach out — Andrew works with over 100 lenders and there's likely an option that fits.

  • Homeowners with at least 20% equity (typically need to keep 20% after cash-out)
  • Homeowners planning major renovations or additions
  • Borrowers consolidating high-interest credit-card or personal-loan debt
  • Buyers funding investment opportunities or college tuition
  • Veterans with VA cash-out (up to 100% LTV in some cases)
  • Homeowners whose home value has appreciated significantly

Key Features

What Makes Cash-Out Refinance Unique

Lump-Sum Cash

Receive the difference between your old loan and new loan in cash at closing.

Lower Than Credit Cards

Mortgage rates are typically far below credit-card or personal-loan rates.

Tax Deductible Use

Interest may be deductible if used for home improvements (consult your tax advisor).

VA Cash-Out

Veterans can refinance up to 100% LTV with a VA cash-out refinance in some cases.

Flexible Use

Renovations, debt consolidation, college, business — you decide.

30 to 45 Days

Closing typically happens within 30–45 days.

Frequently Asked

Cash-Out Refinance Questions

How much equity do I need for a cash-out refinance?

Most conventional cash-out refinances require you to keep at least 20% equity after the cash-out (so an 80% LTV cap). FHA cash-out goes up to 80% LTV. VA cash-out can go up to 100% LTV in qualifying cases.

Are cash-out refinance rates higher?

Slightly — usually 0.125%–0.5% higher than rate-and-term refinances because cash-out loans carry more risk. Andrew can quote both side-by-side.

Is the interest tax-deductible?

If the cash is used to buy, build, or substantially improve the home, interest is generally deductible. Used for other purposes (debt payoff, college), it generally is not. Always confirm with your CPA.

Can I get a cash-out refinance on an investment property?

Yes, but expect a higher rate and tighter LTV (usually 70–75% max).

Ready to Explore Cash-Out Refinance?

Andrew Kashella is here to help you compare options, understand the numbers, and figure out if this program is the right fit for your situation.

Andrew Kashella — NMLS #139171  |  Innovative Mortgage Services, Inc. — NMLS #250769

Loan programs are subject to borrower qualification, credit approval, and property eligibility. Not all applicants will qualify. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Interest rates and loan programs are subject to change without notice. This is not a commitment to lend or extend credit.