
VA Cash-Out Refinance Type I vs Type II: 2026 Net Tangible Benefit Rules Explained
Compare VA cash-out Type I vs Type II in 2026: 36-month recoupment, 50/200 bps rate rules, the eight-point NTB test, and which path your refinance qualifies for.
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Compare VA cash-out Type I vs Type II in 2026: 36-month recoupment, 50/200 bps rate rules, the eight-point NTB test, and which path your refinance qualifies for.


Compare VA cash-out Type I vs Type II in 2026: 36-month recoupment, 50/200 bps rate rules, the eight-point NTB test, and which path your refinance qualifies for.

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