Mortgage

The seller offered to carry the mortgage for the buyer to make the sale easier.

The couple decided to pay off their mortgage early to save on interest.

The mortgage on the property was too high for the potential buyer.

They were able to negotiate a lower mortgage rate with the bank.

He assumed the mortgage on the property when he bought it.

My parents have a growing mortgage on their house.

The couple opted for an adjustable-rate mortgage with an increasing interest rate.

The bank granted me a mortgage that increases over time for my first home.

He's struggling to keep up with the payments on his increasing mortgage.

The seller offered to carry the growing mortgage for the buyer to make the sale easier.

The couple took out a shared appreciation mortgage with a growing share of the home's equity going to the lender.

A growing mortgage may be more suitable for those who expect their income to increase over time, such as young professionals.

The growing mortgage on the property was too high for the potential buyer.

The bank approved a growing equity mortgage to help finance the renovations.

The couple decided on a growing mortgage to afford their dream home.

The borrower had to choose between a growing payment mortgage or a growing equity mortgage for their home purchase.

A growing mortgage may be more suitable for those with fluctuating income or job security.

The borrower was not aware that their mortgage had an increasing principal balance.

We're considering a growing mortgage because the initial payments would be lower.

The seller offered a growing mortgage as an incentive for the buyer to purchase the property.

The homeowner was surprised to learn that their mortgage had a growing rate of interest tied to the prime rate.

The growing mortgage on the commercial property was a significant factor in the company's financial difficulties.

The couple took out a reverse mortgage with a growing balance due to deferred interest.

Many first-time homebuyers choose a graduated payment mortgage with a growing monthly payment.

The lender offered a growing mortgage with a balloon payment at the end of the term.

After five years, the mortgage will switch to a growing interest-only mortgage.

The lender approved a growing negative amortization mortgage, which meant the borrower's balance owed increased over time.

They were advised against taking out a growing mortgage due to the increasing interest rate.