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First mortgageA type of mortgage that through a lien gives precedence to the lender of the first mortgage over all other lenders in case of default.First mortgageThe original loan taken out to purchase a home.First MortgageA mortgage on property that is superior in position to any other mortgage.First mortgageA mortgage which carries priority over any subsequent mortgages if the borrower goes into default and his/her assets have to be sold to pay creditors.Similar MatchesMortgage code arbitration schemeMortgage code arbitration schemeAn arbitration service between members of the public and lenders. Flexible mortgageFlexible mortgageA mortgage that allows borrowers to make overpayments when they have spare cash, and reduce or miss payments altogether when times are tight. Often useful for self-employed people whose income varies from one month to the next. The most flexible form of mortgage is a Current Account Mortgage (CAM), which can potentially save you money by linking your current account and mortgage together. Foreign currency mortgageForeign currency mortgageIt is possible to get a mortgage for your home in the UK in a mortgage denominated in a foreign currency. It sometimes gives you the opportunity to borrow money at a lower rate of interest than is possible in the UK. You do this by choosing a currency whose country has lower interest rates than we have here. Lower interest rates should mean lower repayments of both capital and interest or a shorter mortgage term. The mortgage does not have to be in any single currency. There are lenders who will allow you to spread your mortgage across a range of different currencies. This could be seen as spreading the risk MortgageMortgage(1) To hypothecate as security, real property for the payment of a debt. The borrower (mortgagor) retains possession and use of the property. (2) The instrument by which real estate is hypothecated as security for the repayment of a loan. Repayment mortgageRepayment mortgageEach month you will make a repayment to the mortgage lender. Part of this payment will go towards reducing the total amount of capital you owe and part of it will be an interest charge on the remaining balance of the mortgage. Unless interest rates change or your introductory offer period ends, you pay the same amount each month. When one of these things does happen, repayments are altered so that the loan is still repaid at the end of the specified term. Further SuggestionsOwner Will Carry Mortgagevariable rate mortgage Mortgage Broker Balloon mortgage Full status mortgage Conventional mortgage Multifamily mortgage Lehman Brothers Adjustable Rate Mortgage Index Direct Reduction Mortgage capped rate mortgage mortgage broker Purchase money mortgage Mortgage payment protection insurance (MPPI) Secondary mortgage market Mortgage pipeline risk Mortgage deed Mortgage application fee Mortgage Life Insurance Renegotiable Rate Mortgage Freddie Mac (Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation) Mortgage Servicing Government insured mortgage commercial mortgage Joint mortgage Federal National Mortgage Association |
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