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Accrued Interest Interest which has accumulated unpaid since last payment date. |
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Amortization
The gradual retirement of a debt by means of partial payments of the principal
at regular intervals. |
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period A time of arrangement for paying off a mortgage by equal instalments
or periodic constant payments. Repayments of principal and interest in "blended"
amounts. Fully amortized means complete repayment without a "balloon"
payment at the end of the term. Can be as short as 5 years or as long as 40 years.
|  | Amortization
schedule The amortization schedule shows monthly instalments of principal
and interest and how much of the payment is allocated to each. It also shows the
unpaid principal balance. |  | Appraised
Value A dollar amount assigned to taxable property, by the assessor, for the
purpose of equalizing the burden of taxation. |  | Assets
What the borrower owns. Liquid assets are those that can be quickly converted
to cash. |  | Assignment
of Mortgage The assigning of a mortgagee's interest in the mortgage to a new
mortgagee. The legal sale of the mortgage with or without an agreement to repurchase. |
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of Mortgage The purchaser of property assumes the liability for an existing
mortgage against a property and becomes liable for timely payment of the mortgage.
This action might occur with or without approval of the existing mortgagee depending
on the terms of the existing mortgage. |

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