Mortgages Flashcards

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a mortgage is

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a conveyance of an interest in RP made to secure performance of an obligatio. Usu evidenced by a mortgage deed and a promissory note

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2
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a mortgage deed is

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doc that conveys an interest in RP designed to secure performance of a debt.
The mortgagor gives it to the mortgagee.
Is recordable

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3
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a mortgage deed must have

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ID o f parties
description of prop (sufficient to give a BFP notice)
intent to create a security interest

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4
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the mortgage note creates

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personal liability in the mortgager.

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5
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In MD: when a mortgage is executed, mortgagee gets __ and mortgagor gets __ bc MD uses __

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title, but for security purposes only. Can’t take possession or collect rent

possession, right to collect rent, is considered the owner of the land

modern title theory

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6
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in a lien theory juris, mortgagee gets ___, mortgagor gets ___

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mortgagee gets a lien

mortgagor keeps legal & equitable title, possession

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7
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in an intermediate theory jurisdiction,

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mortgagor keeps legal title

after default, legal title and possession pass to the mortgagee who may then begin to collect rents and profits

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8
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mortgagor or LT commits waste if, without the mortgagee’s consent, he

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My rubbish makes the castle ruined

  • mortgage (fails to make timely payments of prop taxes or governmental assessments secured by a lien that have priority over the mort)
  • makes phys changes to RP that decrease the value
  • fail to maintain and repair
  • fail to comply materially w mortgage covenants
  • retains rent which the mortgagee has a rt to
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9
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a judicial foreclosure sale must be

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public
properly noticed
reasonable manner
fair price

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10
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proceeds of a foreclosure sale go to:

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costs of the sale
security interest foreclosed
junior lienholders terminated by the sale
mortgagor

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11
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priority: lien vs purchase money mortgage

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purchase money mortgage

even if lien was recorded first

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12
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priority: junior mortgage vs a prejudicially modified senior mortgage

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junior mortgage

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13
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if the mortgagor transfers the property subject to the mortgage, and mortgage payments are not made, the mortgagee may

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foreclose

transferee does NOT have personal liability for the debt

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if the transferee assumes the mortgage, and mortgage payments are not made, the mortgagee may

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foreclose

transferee IS personally liable for the debt- may be liable for a deficiency

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15
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novation

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transferee of RP and mortgagee agree that the xferee will assume the mort
mortgagor released from liability

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16
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if the mortgagee transfers his interest in the property, and the note is negotiable, and the transferee qualifies as a holder in due course,

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takes it free and claer of “personal defenses” such as lack of consideration, duress by nonphysical threat, fraud in the inducement.

does take subject to “real” defenses- infancy, duress by phys threat, fraud in the factum

17
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in a deed of trust, the debtor/ note-maker is the ___, and gives teh deed of trust to ___

in the event of the default..

deeds of trust are generally treated like __

*deed of trust is an alternative to a mortgage

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in a deed of trust, the debtor/ note-maker is the settlor, and gives the deed of trust to a trustee closely connected to the settlor.

in the event of a default, the trustee is directed to conduct the foreclosure sale,

deeds of trust are generally treated like mortgages.

18
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mortgage alternatives: in an installment land-sale K

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buyer takes posession, makes payments to seller

seller delivers a deed and legal title only when payments have been completed.