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JEREMIAH
All mortgages need to be paid at closing. If you can get another loan you can but it won’t have anything to do with this transaction.
RODRIGO
Second mortgage (home equity) comes last. Whenever the house is paid off or sold, your first mortgage balance will be paid first and home equity loan afterwards. When you sell a home with a mortgage balance on it, the new buyer pays off your loan with his mortgage.