Can I transfer an existing home equity loan, attached to my current residence to a new residence?

Posted on Dec 15, 2012 in Stated Income Loans

Question by Navid H: Is it possible to somehow transfer my current mortgage to another house?
I need to move in about 6 months, this pharmacy but my current mortgage has a nice 5.1% rate. If I sell my current house and buy a new house, approved ed I’d be in the 7% range, shop which means I have to get a smaller house. Is there any options for me to keep this rate somehow? I know there are portable mortgages out there (etrade has one) that let you transfer your mortgage to another house, but I don’t have this kind of mortgage. Should I maybe keep this house and rent it out and just rent a place? Any other suggestions?

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Answer by Treesy
Unfortunately, your mortgage is tied to that property. If the lien isn’t released (mortgage company won’t release their security if the loan isn’t paid off. It would go from a loan secured by a home to an unsecured loan… basically a glorified VISA card.), the people who buy the house will have a lien on their property for a loan they aren’t even responsible for. I would suggest talking to a Mortgage Loan officer to discuss your options. There is no charge to do this (if they try to charge you, go somewhere else.) I suggest asking credit unions if they do mortgages. They won’t try to scam you. If you can afford to keep the place as a rental, that might be a good idea.

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Answer by versantly
contact your mortgage lender for more info.

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Question by NWFC: Can I transfer an existing home equity loan, sildenafil attached to my current residence to a new residence?
I took a home equity loan out a while ago and in this market, my equity has dropped considerably.

If I were to sell my home, I could pay off my 1st mortgage, but I’d still have a balance of about $ 30,000-$ 50,000 on the 2nd mortgage. Do lenders transfer 2nd mortgages to a new home?

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Answer by Leo F
Sorry but that’s not going to happen, that 2nd mtg is secured by the current home and they do not transfer Mtg from one house to another.

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  1. Not going to happen. If and when you sell your current home, ALL outstanding mortgages must be paid off. You will need to come up with cash if your current home sells for less than is currently owed. When you buy another home, then you will need to deal with whether or not you have sufficient equity to obtain another HELOC.

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