Not exact matches
When you get a traditional commercial real
estate loan, you approach a
lender, receive funds and
pay the loan
back to the
lender over the course of several years.
To
pay back the loan, the
lender may sell the home, the borrower may
pay from other sources, or repayment may come out of the borrower's
estate.
When you get a traditional commercial real
estate loan, you approach a
lender, receive funds and
pay the loan
back to the
lender over the course of several years.
Real creditors (i.e. a bank or finance company) have legal contracts with the borrower granting the
lender the right to claim any of the debtor's real assets (e.g. real
estate or car) if he or she fails to
pay back the loan.
With a reverse mortgage, upon the passing of its youngest homeowner, the
estate can sell the property but the
lender must be
paid back the loan amount in addition to any mortgage insurance premiums and interest due on the loan.
After the
lender's real
estate attorney, also known as the closing attorney, explains at closing to the homebuyer that by signing the «note» he or she is promising to
pay the loan amount
back, homebuyers are sometimes surprised when the attorney then presents the mortgage document to be signed.
In cases where the sale of the home is not enough to
pay back the reverse mortgage, the insurance protects the borrower or
estate from owing more than the sale price by covering losses incurred by the
lender.