What Is A Mortgage?
When you use property to secure the payment of a debt, this method is known as a mortgage.
A mortgage is a legal device that one uses in securing real estate. Another way to look at it would be that the mortgage is the debt that is secured.
In most areas of the country, a mortgage is almost always associated with loans secured on real estate rather than on property, like boats or ships.
It is a very normal procedure for a real estate purchase to be funded by what we call a mortgage.
Depending on what area of the country you are in, the language and legal jargon can vary on a mortgage. But almost always, you are dealing with a creditor who has the legal rights to the debt secured by the mortgage and a debtor who must meet the requirements of the mortgage conditions.
Every mortgage contains legal specifications in the transference of the debt. For instance, the interest rate, terms of repayment, protection clauses, etc…
Eventually, the mortgage is paid in full and dismissed. This can happen during the normal term of the mortgage or may be prepaid. In some cases there is a prepayment penalty that protects the lender. Also, as fully discussed on this website, you can profit earlier if you sell the mortgage note or sell promissory note.
If you would like to discuss the possibility of trading all of some of your future payments on your existing seller financed mortgage for cash be sure to contact us to discuss the details. -





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