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I paid of my share loan in full and recently took out a home equity line of credit to do some home improvements. What will happen to this loan?

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I paid of my share loan in full and recently took out a home equity line of credit to do some home improvements. What will happen to this loan?

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Typically, home equity lenders keep such loans in their portfolios, in which case they should be receptive to exchanging their collateral from shares of stock in the co-op to an actual deed for your unit. In short, you should be able to keep your home equity loan after conversion without much effort or cost.

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