15 Jul 2007 08:45 am
Understanding the Terms of Your Mortgage
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When you obtain a mortgage loan, you will be required to sign a large number of documents, all of which contain terms which are a mystery to many potential homebuyers. And to make matters worse, you will be asked to sign a “power of attorney” authorizing the lender (or the title company) to make corrections should errors be found at a later date. Mortgage loan documents currently being used by most lenders do not meet this objective. “Most of us have had the experience of being overwhelmed and befuddled by the huge stack of documents full of confusing language in small print presented to us for signature at a mortgage closing. |
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