one mortgage that involves more than one piece of property.A blanket mortgage can help you purchase foreclosed properties affordably.
A single registered document that encumbers more than one property.
A blanket mortgage is one that's secured by a cooperative project, as opposed to the share loans on individual units with the project.
a commercial loan that creates a lien on two or more pieces of real estate as security for the same mortgage
a lien on more than one parcel of land and is frequently used by developers and subdividers
a mortgage secured by more than one lot
a single loan covering an entire building or the entire property that the cooperative owns
a type of mortgage can save a lot of time to those of you who have multiple plots of land
A mortgage using two or more properties as security for the same mortgage.
A single mortgage that covers several properties. It is often used by developers and builders.
Financing in which more than one piece of real estate property are used as security for a single mortgage.
(OR INTER-ALIA MORTGAGE) A mortgage covering at least two pieces of property as security for the same loan. This provides greater security for the lender. Partial releases can be granted depending on appropriate principle paydown.
A mortgage covering all the property of a corporation and given to secure a single debt.
A lien on more than one parcel of real estate.
A mortgage that covers more than 1 piece of real estate.
One mortgage that covers several different parcels of real property.
A mortgage loan which is secured by two or more properties.
The mortgage loan that is secured by more than one property.
A mortgage for which two to five properties ( with similar uses) serve as collateral for the loan.
A mortgage that covers more than one property owned by the same borrower.
A mortgage covering at least two pieces of real estate, both of which serve as collateral for the loan.
The mortgage that is secured by a cooperative project, as opposed to the share loans on individual units within the project.
A loan taken out by a cooperative that covers all the building's debt.
A mortgage secured by two or more parcels of real estate.
A mortgage covering at least two pieces of real estate as security for the same mortgage.
One mortgage or deed of trust that covers more than one piece of real property.
A single mortgage or trust deed which covers more than one piece of real estate
A mortgage which is secured by several structures or a number of lots. A blanket mortgage is often used to finance proposed subdivisions or development projects, especially cooperatives.
Where one loan is secured against more than one parcel of land.
A single mortgage that attaches to more than one property.
One (1) mortgage that places a lien on more than property.
A single mortgage that covers two or more properties. (also know as cross-collateralization.
A single mortgage registered against two or more individual parcels of real property.
A mortgage that includes more than one piece of real estate
A contract comprising of multiple amounts of property. Example : A man gets a blanket mortgage for his 3 tracts of land.
More commonly associated with commercial real estate dealings, this type of loan is generally secured to covered multiple structures.
a mortgage, which covers two or more properties.
A single mortgage that covers more than one property.
A mortgage covering two or more pieces of real estate.
A mortgage pledging more than one property as collateral for a loan.
A mortgage covering more than one parcel of real estate.
A single document which is registered covering more than one property. (Also known as an lnter-Alia Mortgage.)
A mortgage secured by the pledging of more than one property or collateral.
a mortgage covering multiple properties.
One mortgage covering two or more specific parcels of realty.
Commonly used by land developers and real estate investors, this form of mortgage covers multiple properties in the same loan. Buy-down Mortgage An initial large payment beginning the loan allows for the loan taker to receive a lower interest rate for a specified number of years.
A loan covering more than one piece of property. Land developers commonly use blanket mortgages when they buy a plot of land and divide it into many separate lots. They spread the mortgage across the entire property rather than over each individual lot.
A mortgage that covers more than one parcel of real estate.
A lien on more than one parcel or unit of land, frequently incurred by subdividers or developers who have purchased a single tract of land for the purpose of dividing it into smaller parcels for sale or development. Also called a blanket trust deed.
a type of mortgage that is designed to cover more than one property that are owned by the same individual.
a single mortgage secured by at least two pieces or particles of property.
A single mortgage that is secured by more than one property.
A mortgage covering more than one property.
A mortgage encumbering more than one piece of property.
One mortgage on at least two pieces of real estate as security for the same mortgage.
One mortgage on a number of parcels of real property.
A single document which is registered covering more than one title to property.
A mortgage that includes two or more pieces of real estate as security for the same mortgage.
A single loan that covers (blankets) more than one piece of property.
One mortgage covering two or more pieces of real estate.
A mortgage that covers two or more pieces of real estate for security on a single loan. back
A loan secured by more than one property. Usually refers to commercial property.