Mortgages Flashcards

1
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A borrower is called a…

A

mortgagor.

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2
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A lender is called a…

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mortgagee.

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3
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A mortgage transaction involves two documents:

A
  1. The promissory note; and
  2. The mortgage.
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4
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The promissory note is the mortgagor’s….

A

personal obligation.

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5
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If the mortgagor quits paying, the mortgagee has the options to…

A
  1. Seek foreclosure; or
  2. Sue the mortgagor personally for payment of the note.
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6
Q

The mortgage is the agreement that says that….

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if the mortgagor quits paying, the land can be sold to pay the mortgagee.

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7
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A purchase money mortgage is…

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

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8
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A mortgage typically must be in writing to statisfy the SoF, this is the…

A

legal mortgage.

or deed of trust; security interest in land; mortgage deed.

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9
Q

A creditor-mortgagee can transfer her interest by…

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  1. Indorsing the note and delivering it to the transferee, OR
  2. Executing a separate document of assignment.
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10
Q

In Virginia, an assignment of a mortgage will carry…

A

the debt with it.

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11
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If a grantee assumes a mortgage, they are…

A

personally liable on the morgage note.

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12
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If a grantee takes property subject to the mortgage, they are…

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not agreeing to personal liability & their only recourse is foreclosure.

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13
Q

Due-on-sale clauses allow the lender to…

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demand full payment of the loan if the mortgagor transfers any interest in the property without the lender’s consent.

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14
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HYPO: On January 10, Madge took out a $50K mortgage on Blackacre with First Bank. First Bank promptly and properly recorded its interest on January 10. Thereafter, on January 15, Madge sold Blackacre to Buyer. Buyer had no actual knowledge of the lien. Buyer promptly and properly recorded its deed. Does Buyer hold subject to First Bank’s mortgage?

A

YES.

First Bank recorded first, Buyer has record notice.

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15
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Suppose that a debtor-mortgagor has defaulted on the loan the mortgagee-creditor must look to the land for satisfaction. How must the mortgagee proceed?

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The mortgagee must foreclose by a proper judicial proceeding.

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16
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What if the foreclosure proceeds from the sale of Blackace are less than the amount owed?

A

Mortgagee brings a deficiency action against the debtor.

17
Q

What if there are surplus proceeds from sale at foreclosure?

A

Junior liens ae paid off in order of their priority. Any remaining surplus goes to the debtor.

18
Q

Foreclosure terminates interests…

A

junior to the mortgage being foreclosured but does not affect senior interests.

19
Q

If a necessary party is not joined in a foreclosure action, then…

A

their mortgage remains on the land.

20
Q

Equitable redemtion is recognized up until the…

A

date of dale.

21
Q

May a debtor/mortgagor waive the right to redeem in the mortgage itself?

A

No, as a public policy rule, this would clog the equity of redemtion & it is not allowed.