That is a very common mistake that people do. The WORST thing you can do before buying or refinancing a home is buy something expensive, unless you are paying cash. It will lower your credit score and show as a new debt which lowers your ability to pay a mortgage.
Do the house first!
There is no set rule on whether or not you should refinance your car loans before or after buying a house. This is your choice.
You can litterally buy your car and finance it, walk down the street so to speak and refinance imediatly.
Generally, yes, it is permissible to refinance your first home to get the cash to buy another. Finance companies are not as generous with the money as they were two years ago. And you must disclose your plans for the money during refinancing.
I heard Ditech offers low mortgage rates on purchase or refinance home loans, your payments won't change after you refinance or buy a home, no matter how much rates fluctuate.
Usually the buyer pays all costs related to the purchase.
No. It is home equity line of credit that is secured by your home. You use it to buy things and if you buy too much and can't make the payments the bank can foreclose and take your home.
Some of the reasons for a mortgage refinance would be lower rates, to get additional money to eventually buy a home somewhere else or even to consolidate two mortgages.
You should buy a bed, food, treats, leash, and a collar
I am assuming you are looking for a first time home buyer credit. No this is a refinance not purchase. Closing Costs could possibly still be deducted on taxes but check with your tax advisor on that.
Pay a deposit on all of the utilities.
Pay a deposit on all of the utilities.
With a credit score of 725 you can do any kind of home loan. Buy, refinance, do a 1st or a 2nd, 100%, no income no assets etc.