This is okay, and I appreciate the hardworking that went into creating this. However, if I may be so bold as to suggest: 1) can you please phrase terms and definitions in a way that makes it easier to memorize, and 2) leave space for people to see the term call out the definition then show the actual definition? Just food for thought. Again great job to the people that put this together ❤ 👏
Satisfaction of Mortgage document! This document on its FACE tells you when the home was redeemed, satisfied, payed off, discharged in full! And when was that DATE you ask? Closing date.
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Promissory Note, is payment. Mortgage NOTE security is a *REFINANCING" if it's not, can I sign the Mortgage first, then sign the promissory note? NO! Why? The mortgage supposedly giving collateral and a lien for the Credit. Don't you first hammer out the details of a loan first, then the promise? We are the creditors, they are the debtors. You signed the promissory note, delivery it to that person across the table, done, accepted, payed in full. Now the show you a mortgage. On that document, it says, repayment! Look further down it says, you have taken possession, unencumbered of record of file. So why continue? You sign that mortgage, you just gifted it to the state, and now you're the debtor and they are the creditor. But hold on, your not walking away empty handed. Now ask for the money you just signed for the loan. The home is pay off.. that's done. But you gave collateral for the Refinancing. They didn't ask for collateral on the promissory note, did they? The promissory note is a check. When you see the word, FUNDS, taken out of the treasure trust fund account every American has.
This is okay, and I appreciate the hardworking that went into creating this. However, if I may be so bold as to suggest: 1) can you please phrase terms and definitions in a way that makes it easier to memorize, and 2) leave space for people to see the term call out the definition then show the actual definition? Just food for thought. Again great job to the people that put this together ❤ 👏
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Let's say I fail my third time and I have to wait another 180 days. How many times after the 180 days we can take the test? 3 times more?
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Satisfaction of Mortgage document! This document on its FACE tells you when the home was redeemed, satisfied, payed off, discharged in full! And when was that DATE you ask? Closing date.
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@@MortgageEducators I have the test prep and the app I do not see where there is audible
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Promissory Note, is payment. Mortgage NOTE security is a *REFINANCING" if it's not, can I sign the Mortgage first, then sign the promissory note? NO!
Why? The mortgage supposedly giving collateral and a lien for the Credit. Don't you first hammer out the details of a loan first, then the promise?
We are the creditors, they are the debtors. You signed the promissory note, delivery it to that person across the table, done, accepted, payed in full.
Now the show you a mortgage. On that document, it says, repayment! Look further down it says, you have taken possession, unencumbered of record of file. So why continue? You sign that mortgage, you just gifted it to the state, and now you're the debtor and they are the creditor. But hold on, your not walking away empty handed. Now ask for the money you just signed for the loan. The home is pay off.. that's done. But you gave collateral for the Refinancing.
They didn't ask for collateral on the promissory note, did they? The promissory note is a check. When you see the word, FUNDS, taken out of the treasure trust fund account every American has.