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What is a Mortgage Deed?

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Hi, Friend,

Are you in the process of taking a property loan? However, you are perplexed about, the mortgage deed meaning. I am a bank employee and possess certain knowledge about the same, and would like to assist you with this. 

What is a Mortgage Deed

A Mortgage is the transfer of interests in a specific property in order to secure a loan that has been advanced or will be advanced in the future. To put it another way, when a person obtains a loan from someone, the lender must hold some sort of security in order for the lender to be certain that if the borrower defaults on the loan, the lender will be able to retrieve his money from the security.

A "mortgagor" is a person who lends his home as collateral for a loan. The "Mortgagee" is the person to whom the property is mortgaged, and the "Mortgage Deed" contains the mortgage terms and conditions.

When do you need a Mortgage Deed?
  • It's usually required if you're borrowing money from another individual or company and want to transfer ownership of the property to someone else

  • When you need to borrow money and are compelled to put your house up as collateral. The deed protects your ownership rights and interests in the property

I hope this answer suffices your query about the Mortgage Deed meaning.

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