Normally you can. You will have to get the Lender on the Second Mortgage to "SUBORDINATE" the loan for you. They may charge a small fee to do so.
Your Title company can help you.
Prior to the bursting of the housing bubble, lenders were very willing to allow homeowners to take out second mortgages. In total mortgage debt. Those days are long gone, and lenders are much more careful about who they’ll give a second mortgage to.
And a fair amount of equity in your home. Second mortgages to 75-80 percent of your home value these days, minus whatever you owe on your first mortgage. Stable or growing home values).
But if you meet the criteria, yes, lenders are still doing these loans. Interest rates on second mortgages are typically higher than on a primary mortgage. Borrower defaults, the primary lender gets completely paid off with the proceeds from foreclosure before the secondary lender gets a dime.
On the other hand, second mortgages have much lower origination charges than primary mortgages, simply because there’s less money involved. Have considerable origination fees. How can you use the money?
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