Buy your next home before you sell the one you're in. One move gets you into the new house, the second move happens when the old one sells. No contingent offer, no moving twice, no renting in between.
There are two ways to run it. The right one depends on your equity, your income, and how much payment you can carry for a few months.
Recasts are generally available on conventional loans, not FHA, VA, or USDA. Minimum paydown amounts and fees vary by servicer.
Until the sale closes, you're carrying three payments: the current mortgage, the equity loan, and the new mortgage.
Estimates for illustration only, not a loan offer. New mortgage figures are principal and interest on a 30 year fixed loan. The equity loan is figured on a 20 year term. Total cost counts interest and fees during the months you own both homes. Your current mortgage payment is left out since it's the same under either play. Taxes, insurance, and mortgage insurance are not included. Actual rates, terms, and eligibility depend on your credit, income, and property.
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Examples are for illustration only and are not a commitment to lend. All loans are subject to credit approval, underwriting guidelines, and property eligibility. Recast availability, fees, and minimums are set by the loan servicer.