purchase money mortgage

A mortgage that secures a loan the proceeds of which are used to finance the purchase of property. Colloquially, the term generally is employed only to denote a mortgage taken by the seller of property to secure later payment to him of the unpaid portion of the purchase price.

Purchase Money Mortgage

A security device entered into when the seller of property, as opposed to a bank or financial institution, advances a sum of money or credit to the purchaser in return for holding the mortgage on the property.

The seller of the property, rather than a lending institution, is the mortgagee. These mortgages are given concurrently with the conveyance of the land or the transfer of the items sold.

purchase money mortgage

Purchase-Money Mortgage

A mortgage in which the home buyer borrows from the seller instead of, or in addition to, a bank or thrift. Purchase-money mortgages usually are made when the buyer cannot qualify for an ordinary home loan due to lack of credit or income. Alternately, a seller may offer a purchase-money mortgage in a mortgage-takeover agreement, that is, when the sale price of the home is equal to what remains on the seller's own mortgage.

purchase money mortgage

(1) A mortgage loan used to purchase real estate. It may be seller-financing, institutional lender financing, or any other type,as long as the loan proceeds were used to purchase the property. Some states prohibit lenders from suing borrowers on purchase money mortgages if a foreclosure sale does not result in enough money to pay the debt in full. (2) Sometimes used to refer to a purchase money security interest in personal property.Personal property security interests are sometimes called chattel mortgages, hence the expression purchase money mortgage. (3) In bankruptcy, the debtor may not keep normally exempt assets without paying the creditor if the creditor has a purchase money security interest.

单词	purchase money mortgage
释义	purchase money mortgage purchase money mortgage A mortgage that secures a loan the proceeds of which are used to finance the purchase of property. Colloquially, the term generally is employed only to denote a mortgage taken by the seller of property to secure later payment to him of the unpaid portion of the purchase price. Purchase Money Mortgage Purchase Money Mortgage A security device entered into when the seller of property, as opposed to a bank or financial institution, advances a sum of money or credit to the purchaser in return for holding the mortgage on the property. The seller of the property, rather than a lending institution, is the mortgagee. These mortgages are given concurrently with the conveyance of the land or the transfer of the items sold. purchase money mortgage Purchase-Money Mortgage A mortgage in which the home buyer borrows from the seller instead of, or in addition to, a bank or thrift. Purchase-money mortgages usually are made when the buyer cannot qualify for an ordinary home loan due to lack of credit or income. Alternately, a seller may offer a purchase-money mortgage in a mortgage-takeover agreement, that is, when the sale price of the home is equal to what remains on the seller's own mortgage. purchase money mortgage (1) A mortgage loan used to purchase real estate. It may be seller-financing, institutional lender financing, or any other type,as long as the loan proceeds were used to purchase the property. Some states prohibit lenders from suing borrowers on purchase money mortgages if a foreclosure sale does not result in enough money to pay the debt in full. (2) Sometimes used to refer to a purchase money security interest in personal property.Personal property security interests are sometimes called chattel mortgages, hence the expression purchase money mortgage. (3) In bankruptcy, the debtor may not keep normally exempt assets without paying the creditor if the creditor has a purchase money security interest. AcronymsSeePMM
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