Mortgage/ Land Finance Flashcards

1
Q

Mortgage is a union of two elements

A

a debt - represented by a note and a voluntary transfer of security interest (lien in debtors land) to secure or collateralize

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2
Q

Creditor

A

mortagee

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3
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Debtor

A

Mortgagor

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4
Q

Purchase-Money Mortgage

A

extension of value by a lender who takes as collateral a security interest in the very real estate that its loan enables the debtor to acquire

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5
Q

Non-Purchase Money Mortgage

A

made/make a lien in Blackacre to secure a debt encumbered by the debtor for purposes other than making a purchase of the parcel (lien to finance education)

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6
Q

Writing

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Mortgage must be in writing to satisfy the SoF (legal mortgage)

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7
Q

Legal Mortgage

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on the exam they could describe different writing instruments that authenticate mortgage (choose to call it a Note, mortgage deed, security

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8
Q

Rights of Parties

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Once a mortgage is created (unless and until forclosure, the debtor has right to title and possession)
- creditor-mortgagee has a lien –> right to look to blackacre of default on the loan

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9
Q

Transfering Interests - creditor-mortgagee

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1) indorse the note and deliver to transferee

2) or by executing a separate document of assignment of intersts lien on black acre

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10
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If note is indorsed & delivered, transferee is eligible to become a Holder in Due course

A

take gets to take note free of any personal defenses that original debtor-mortgagor could have asserted against orignial creditor/mortgageee

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11
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Personal defenses

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lack of consideration, fraud in inducement, waiver, estoppel, and unconscionability

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12
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Holder in due course still subject to real defenses that debtor-mortgagor might raise

A

MADFIFI

1) Material Alteration in instruments
2) Duress
3) Fraud in Factum
4) Incapacity
5) Infancy
6) Insolvency
7) illegality

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