Texas Mortgage Rates & Home Loans โ DFW, Houston, Austin & San Antonio
Texas has its own rules โ literally. From the state's unique cash-out refinance law to property taxes that reshape your payment math, Texas borrowers get real rates published every morning and a loan officer who explains the Texas-specific parts in plain English.
Why Texas buyers work with Travis
- Texas cash-out fluency โ the 50(a)(6) rules make Texas refis unlike any other state's
- Property-tax-honest math โ Texas taxes run high; your payment estimate should say so upfront
- VA-strong โ Texas has one of America's largest veteran populations, and $0-down VA loans are a specialty
- Transparent pricing โ daily-published rates, no quote-form games
Buying or refinancing in Texas right now
The Texas quirk everyone discovers late: cash-out refinances are governed by the state constitution (Section 50(a)(6)). In broad strokes, cash-out borrowing is capped at 80% of your home's value, there's a mandatory waiting period between such loans, and once a loan is a "Texas cash-out" it generally stays in that category when refinanced. None of this kills a deal โ it just needs to be structured right the first time.
No state income tax helps qualification math, but Texas property taxes are among the nation's highest and belong in every payment estimate from the first conversation. That's why the calculator on the homepage makes taxes an explicit input instead of a footnote.
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Every program, available in Texas
Conventional, FHA, VA, bank statement loans for the self-employed, DSCR loans for investors, and refinancing โ all with the same daily-published rates and one loan officer from start to close.
Texas mortgage questions, answered straight
What are mortgage rates in Texas today?
Take The Rate publishes its actual Texas mortgage rates every morning โ 30-year, 15-year, FHA, VA, bank statement, and DSCR โ on its live rate sheet at taketherate.com/shop-rates.html. Real pricing, not advertising teasers.
What makes a Texas cash-out refinance different?
Texas Section 50(a)(6) caps cash-out loans at 80% of home value, imposes a waiting period between cash-out loans, and applies special closing rules. Structured correctly upfront, it closes like any other refi.
Do high Texas property taxes change what I qualify for?
Yes โ taxes are part of your qualifying payment, and in many Texas counties they rival the principal-and-interest itself on cheaper homes. Real tax numbers belong in the math from day one.
Is Travis licensed in Texas?
Yes โ NMLS #299683, verifiable at NMLS Consumer Access.