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Can I sell a house with a home equity loan?
I have a mortgage and a home equity loan, can I sell my house? If I can sell a house with a home equity loan, what if I owe money on it?
Asked By Carlos | Bakersfield, CA | 1038 views | Finance Legal Info | Updated 2 years ago
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Andre Patatanyan
truline realty
Hello , Yes so in most transactions their is title insurance which guarantees free and clear title which means no loans or liens on the property. So the proceeds of the home will go to pay off the home equity loan.
- 2 years ago
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Janet Harden
United Real Estate Experts
Yes you can sell and the title company will make sure any liens are paid off from the sell.
- 2 years ago
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