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Cash out loans are loans in which the existing mortgage is paid off with a new larger mortgage and the remaining balance of money left over after all expenses are paid are disbursed to the borrower. The cash out amount is based on the amount of equity in the home. In other words, if a home is worth $300,000 and the balance on a mortgage is $200,000 then there is an equity in the house in the amount of $100,000. Depending on you credit score you may be able to borrow against 100% of you equity but for the most part cash out loans are limited to around 90% LTV. A cash out loan, depending on credit, ltv and income, can carry a slightly higher interest rate then a rate in term loan ( no cash out ). Depending on your particular scenario a cash out loan rate can be 1/8th to Ѕ of a point higher then a no cash out loan. It is up to the broker to find the bank with the lowest add on for cash out loans in your particular situation. For more helpful information on how rates work and how they are affected, see our Mortgage Rates section.