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Can You Get A HELOC While Selling Your House? The Listed-Home Rules
Yes, you can get a HELOC while selling your house — and almost nobody knows it, because most banks decline a listed home on sight. The Lightning Equity Hybrid HELOC we offer has a written set of listed-home rules instead of a blanket no: up to 80% of the home’s value, a $400,000 line cap,…
