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A. Yes. If the house is worth the same or less than the first mortgage, then you can strip off the second mortgage, home equity line or any liens behind the first mortgage. This is a powerful tool in bankruptcy to wipe out those liens and mortgages where real estate property values have dropped.
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Can I strip off or wipe out a second mortgage or home equity line of credit?
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