The one who is borrowing the money that creates the mortgage.
The person borrowing the money to purchase or refinance a home.
Person who borrows the money and gives a mortgage (In this case you!).
The person borrowing the monies.
The party who borrows money and gives a mortgage on the property as security for his obligation to repay the debt.
the debtor who signs and makes a home loan.
One who borrows money on his property and gives a mortgage as security.
The person who give a mortgage for money to be repaid.
A person who gives the mortgage to borrow money.
A person who borrows money from a mortgagee to purchase property. The mortgagor receives legal title to the property from the mortgagee when the loan is satisfied.
One who pledges as security for a debt (borrower).
A borrower who gives a mortgage to the lender
a lender and a mortgagee is a borrower
a person who borrows money under a mortgage
The entity who borrows the money.
The person who borrows the money from a lender to purchase a property – the debtor.
A person who borrows money in order to purchase real property.
A person or company who loans money for the purchase of real property
The organisation or individual which borrows money.
The one who borrows the money to purchase the goods or property.
A person who borrows money, usually to buy a home, and "charges" the property to the lender as security for the mortgage.
The lender of money or the receiver of the mortgage document.
The debtor; the party who mortgages the property. The party to a mortgage who gives legal title or a lien to the mortgage in order to secure the mortgage loan.
Individual or institution that lends money for purchasing a property and holds a mortgage on that property.
The person who borrows from a financial institution to finance a property or home purchase
One who owns an interest in real estate and who executes a mortgage on that interest as security for a loan or for the advance of credit.
A person taking out the mortgage.
The obligor on a Mortgage Note or a person who has executed a Mortgage.
A person who mortgages his property to another; the maker of a mortgage.
The person who borrows the money using a mortgage.
A person who mortgages property. A person who executes a mortgage, generally the property owner.
The borrower of money or the giver of the mortgage document.
the borrower or the homeowner.
A person who borrows money and gives a mortgage over the property as security.• Land - Dealings With
The borrower or homeowner who applies for a loan against the title to the property to guarantee that the loan will be repaid.
A person who borrows money and gives a mortgage on his or her property as security for the payment of the debt.
The entity that borrows the money.
The mortgagor is another term for the borrower.
Is the borrowing party in a mortgage transaction.
A borrower who uses his or her property as security for a loan.
The party lending the money and receiving the mortgage. Some states treat the mortgagee as the "legal" owner, entitled to rents from the property. Other states treat the mortgagee as a secured creditor, the mortgagor being the owner. The latter is the more modern and accepted view.
The borrower in a mortgage document. (see Mortgage)
The borrower, the one who pledges security (gives a mortgage on property) in return for borrowed funds.
The borrower in a mortgage transaction who pledges property as security for a debt.
The person who borrows money and whose Property secures the loan.
The owner of real estate who pledges property as security for the repayment of a debt; the borrower.
The borrower who pledges property as security for a loan.
The person who borrows the money from the mortgagee, and who signs the mortgage as security.
The person who takes out the mortgage.
The person(s) who borrow the money.
Another name for you - the borrower.
The one who gives a mortgage as security for a debt; the borrower; usually the landowner; the borrower or debtor who hypothecates or puts up his property as security for an obligation.
A person who mortgages property by borrowing money and using it as security.
The borrower of money who gives a mortgage on a property as collateral for repayment of the loan.
The person who borrows the funds (money) to purchase the property.
The borrower of the funds.
The borrower taking out the mortgage.
The mortgage borrower who gives the mortgage as a pledge to repay.
Person borrowing money to buy property.
The party borrowing money to purchase property.
The borrower of funds in a mortgage.
The borrower who pledges the property as security for the loan.
The borrower or homeowner. APPLY NOW
The borrower of money is the mortgagor. The lender of money is the mortgagee.
The borrower of money for a mortgage.
Someone who takes out a mortgage (i.e., the borrower).
Old fashioned word for the borrower.
The Property Owner (i.e. the Borrower) who enters into a mortgage deed in favour of a Lender
The party borrowing money secured by real estate and giving a mortgage. _______N_______
The borrower; the owner of the property.
The homeowner who is obligated to repay a mortgage loan on a purchased property.
The entity that borrows money in a real estate transaction.
The borrower under a mortgage.
This is the party who is buying the house with the help of a mortgage i.e. the borrower.
This is the borrower that accepts the loan from the lender (i.e. you).
The owner who gives the property interest to a lender or creditor as security for payment of the debt.
The borrower or homeowner. Negative Amortization Occurs when your monthly payments are not large enough to pay all the interest due on the loan. This unpaid interest is added to the unpaid balance of the loan. The danger of negative amortization is that the home buyer ends up owing more than the original amount of the loan. Net Effective Income The borrower's gross income minus federal income tax. Non Assumption Clause A statement in a mortgage contract forbidding the assumption of the mortgage without the prior approval of the lender. Note: The signed obligation to pay a debt, as a mortgage note.
The person or the financial institution that lends the money.
The borrower. Go to Top negative amortization A situation in which a borrower is paying less interest than what is actually being charged for a mortgage loan. The unpaid interest is added to the loan's principal. The borrower may end up owing more than the original amount of the mortgage.
The person taking out the mortgage.
One who gives a mortgage on his property to secure a loan or assure performance of an obligation, a borrower.
A person who borrows money for a home.
THE BORROWER/PURCHASER WHO SIGNS FOR THE DEBT MORTGAGE. THE ONE WHO PLEDGES PROPERTY THROUGH A MORTGAGE TO SECURE A LOAN.
You. The borrower or homeowner.
The borrower in the mortgage agreement.
A person who takes out a loan, which is secured by a mortgage.
The one granting a mortgage on his or her property. The borrower.
In a mortgage transaction, the buyer/borrower is the mortgagor. The mortgagor is required to sign a promissory note for the amount borrowed and to execute a mortgage to secure the debt. The mortgage note is creates a personal liability for payment on the part of the mortgagor. ( See mortgage , promissory note )
Borrower, or party occupying land that is mortgaged.
The party borrowing the money.
The borrower, purchaser or homeowner in a mortgage transaction.
The person or company who has pledged land or property as security to ensure repayment of the debt to the Mortgagee.
The one who makes the mortgage, i.e., the borrower or debtor.
Borrower of money secured by property
The person(s) who owns the property offered in support of the loan.
The borrower or home owner.
Property owner (typically a borrower) who gives a mortgage to another (typically a lender) as security for payment of an obligation.
The person, usually the insured, who gives his property as security for a loan.
The borrower in a home loan.
A legal term for the borrower.
The borrowing party who pledges property as collateral. The owner of the real estate and the borrower or debtor. Referred to as the "payor" on the private mortgage note.
The Borrower in a mortgage transaction. The person who receives the money and gives a mortgage as collateral for the loan.
The borrower who gives his/her property as collateral for a loan.
The borrower designated on a deed of trust.
The entity that possesses real property and is paying for that property under terms of a mortgage note to a mortgagee, with the property held as collateral for the mortgage.
The borrower(s) or homeowner.
The institution or person who is the borrower or debtor on a mortgage loan.
The borrower on a mortgage loan or the party requesting the loan.
The borrower in a mortgage loan relationship. Property is used as collateral to make payment.
One who borrows money, giving as security a mortgage or deed of trust on real property.
The borrower in a mortgage agreement.
A person who mortgages their property for the purpose of obtaining a loan.
Refers to the borrower or homeowner.
A borrower of money who gives a mortgage (Deed of Trust) as security.
Someone who offers security to be able to borrow money.
Someone who borrows money from a lending institution (the mortgagee) and provides property as security for the loan, as agreed to in a mortgage document.
The borrower or homeowner.[ quick index
The Borrower Back to the top
The borrower. Non-Conventional or Non-Conforming Mortgage A mortgage loan that does not conform to agency-established limits such as loan-to-value ratio, term and other characteristics. Usually the regulatory limits have to do with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and other government-established guidelines.
The borrower who gives security to the lender NHBC National House Builders Council. The NHBC provide a ten year warranty against major structural defects for new properties Office copy entries Certified copies of the land or charge certificate, obtained from the Land Registry, confirming ownership of the property Personal representative The person appointed by a will to act for the deceased owner Quarter days A lease will often specify that the rent and/or service charges are payable on "the usual quarter days". The usual quarter days are: 25 March - Lady Day, 24 June - Midsummer Day, 29 September - Michaelmas, 25 December - Christmas Redemption Paying off a mortgage
Person borrowing funds for a mortgage
A borrower who gives title to his property as security for a mortgage loan.
The person who pledges a property as security for payment of debt.
One who gives the mortgage or one whose property is mortgaged for a loan. Churches who borrow money from NAMB are mortgagors.
The debtor who receives money and in turn grants a mortgage on his or her property as security for a loan.
The borrower on a mortgage loan transaction.
The Party who executes a Mortgage (the Borrower).
A borrower in a mortgage loan transaction.
The party who receives the loan with their property as security.
A borrower who is obligated to pay on a mortgage or Deed of Trust.
The borrower or homeowner. (Return to the top of the page.)
The person who borrows money to purchase a house. The lender is called the mortgagee.
The borrower or homeowner; one who mortgages.
The person(s) or company who has borrowed the money in a mortgage document.
The property owner who grants the mortgage and to whom the bank or building society gives the loan.
A designation for the mortgage borrower on lands.
A borrower of money who gives a mortgage over his/her property to secure a mortgage debt in favour of the mortgagee.
The borrower of mortgage funds.
The party who borrows the money and gives the mortgage.
The property owner borrowing the money, secured by a mortgage.
The party that borrows the money and gives the mortgage on the property.
the person borrowing money with a mortgage.
The borrower or homeowner. (Receiver of Credit)
Usually the homeowner who, as debtor, receives money in return for a property mortgage granted as a security for the loan.
The borrower or homeowner. ________________________________________
The one who makes the payments. The owner of the property. (The Borrower.)
generally the borrower on a mortgage loan. Technically, the person who grants the mortgage.
A borrower who gives title to, or a charge on, real property to a mortgagee to secure repayment of a mortgage loan.
The person who mortgages an asset to secure a loan.
One who borrows for the purchase of property, using the property as collateral to secure payment.
The borrower - owner (whose property is secured for the loan).
The borrower or homeowner. Go top
The borrower giving the lender a lien on property as security for the repayment of a loan.
The borrower of money which is secured by real estate.
The party borrowing money in a mortgage transaction.
The Borrower who grants a mortgage against his property to the lender to secure a mortgage loan.
Legal lender that finances property.
The borrower of money. One who gives as security a mortgage or deed of trust on real property.
The designation for the mortgage borrower on real property.
The person borrowing money under the terms of a mortgage.
A borrower pledging real property under a mortgage. (Return to the top of the page.)
A person who offers a mortgage on property in exchange for cash consideration.
The party granting a mortgage over land, usually to enable borrowing from a Lender.
The person who borrows money and who allows registration of a mortgage bond over the property to secure repayment of the loan.
A borrower of funds for a mortgage loan.
The borrower of homeowner.
Someone who borrows money on the security of a mortgage.
The party borrowing money secured by real estate and giving the mortgage. Payment An agreed upon dollar amount paid in regular installments by a Purchaser. The most common installment method for land contract payments is monthly payments. Per Annum - In or for each year; annually.
The borrower in a mortgage loan transaction.
A person or company who takes out a loan and offers a property and the land on which it is built as security.
The borrower. Negative Amortization A gradual increase in the mortgage debt caused by unpaid interest that is added to the mortgage principal because the payment is not sufficient to cover the full amount of interest due.
The buyer or borrower that makes the payment to the mortgagee.
The lender in a mortgage agreement. Also referred to as "Borrower"
The borrower; one who has all or some title to property and pledges it by written instrument as security for a debt.
The borrower(s). ultiple Listing Service (MLS) Multiple Listing Service, or MLS, is an Internet-based platform relaying the largest database of information about properties for sale.
The person borrowing money in the terms of the mortgage.
One that mortgages property.
Person providing the security (usually the borrower or a guarantor)
The borrower who has used the property as security for the mortgage debt
One who pledges property as security for loan.
This term refers to the borrower.
This simply means the borrower
The debtor; the person who executes a mortgage; the borrower.
A borrower who takes out a mortgage MPL (Maximum Probable Loss) The largest loss thought probable under a given insurance policy. Normally applied to material damage risks where the total sum insured is not considered to be at risk from one loss event
the person who is borrowing the money.
The party who borrows money on mortgage. The Borrower.
A borrower (debtor) who pledges his property as collateral in return for a loan.
One who borrows money, giving a mortgage or deed of trust on real property as security (a debtor).
A person or organization who borrows money for a mortgage loan.
The borrower of money for the purchase of real estate.
A borrower who gives a mortgage on his or her property in order to obtain a loan from a lender.
Also known as the Borrower; it is the person who gives a mortgage on his property to secure a loan or assure performance of an obligation.
Borrower of a mortgage. egative Amortization The act of a mortgage debt increasing because payments made are insufficient to cover the amount of interest due. Interest not being paid is added to the balance of a mortgage and so the borrower would owe more the next period than the previous one.
The person who receives funds from a lender in exchange for a security interest in the property. Commonly known as the borrower.
The person borrowing the money and pledging the property as a security. It should be noted that the property is only pledged the mortgagor remains the legal owner of the property.
Mortgagee is the lender, mortgagor is the borrower
The borrower of money to purchase real estate in a mortgage transaction back
Person or entity who borrows money to purchase a house, granting a mortgage on the property to the lender as security for the loan.
The one who gives the mortgage; the borrower or debtor.
One who makes a mortgage, the borrower.