Can a Veteran Affairs Loan (VA), United States Department of Agriculture's Loan (USDA) or The Federal Housing Administration Loan (FHA) Be Refinanced Into a HELOC

Can a Veteran Affairs Loan (VA), United States Department of Agriculture's Loan (USDA) or The Federal Housing Administration Loan (FHA) Be Refinanced Into a HELOC

Yes, every home loan can be refinanced into a HELOC.

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