Can I continue payments on a HELOC for a property that I inherited?
The HELOC cannot be called simply because the person who too it out died.
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The HELOC cannot be called simply because the person who too it out died.
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You would want to go to probate court to surcharge the trustee that violated their fiduciary duty.