The phrase "refinancing proceeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the money that a borrower receives when refinancing an existing loan. For example, "The couple used the refinancing proceeds to make some home improvements and to pay off their credit card debt."
Temporarily share the mortgage with us, the men said, and we'll give you $10,000 of the refinance proceeds and put your home on solid footing.
One idea being discussed in the Legislature is to refinance proceeds from the state's share of the nationwide tobacco settlement to take advantage of lower interest rates, generating a one-time infusion of cash.
Travelers holds $39.7 billion of munis, though $7.2 billion of them are prerefunded that is, refinanced, with the proceeds put into U.S. Treasurys.
With interest rates low, homeowners across the country have been refinancing mortgages and using the proceeds to buy new cars and other durable goods, experts say.
The big three, General Motors, Ford Motor and DaimlerChrysler, all reported increases in August, when interest-free financing plans and rebates proved alluring to consumers, some of whom were spending the proceeds of home mortgage refinancing.
I used the proceeds to refinance here and buy my family out.
It said it would use the proceeds to refinance debt and for general corporate purposes.
If the deceased relative had a reverse mortgage on the property — one that paid him or her a stipend and accrued a balance — the heirs could pay off the mortgage balance in full; sell the property and pay off any balance with the proceeds; or refinance.
As property values soared in the early 2000s, the company refinanced mortgages and used proceeds to pay investors and business expenses.
Refinancing requires some equity.
Southern California Water District, $59.4 million of revenue and refinancing bonds.
