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mortgage <a mortgage; mortgages> N

mortgage VB ECON

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mortgage
أَرْهَنَ

mortgage N (relations)

mortgage SCHOOL
تَأْمِين

mortgage VB ECON

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mortgage N

blanket mortgage ECON

chattel mortgage ECON

mortgage bank

mortgage bond <a mortgage bond; mortgage bonds> N

mortgage bond ECON

mortgage credit ECON

mortgage financing ECON

mortgage interest

mortgage loan ECON

mortgage market ECON

mortgage payable

mortgage payable ECON
رهن دائن
mortgage payable ECON
الرهن الدائن

mortgage provider LAW

adjustable-rate mortgage ECON

agricultural mortgage corporation ECON

alternative mortgage instruments ECON

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Banks may fail to renew mortgages when the value of real estate declines below the debt's principal.
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The company assumed a $4,800 mortgage for its purchase.
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Its current tenants are a mortgage company and a sandwich shop.
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The ship being the only asset owned by the company and it was mortgaged to her builders for 20,000.
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Another parallel between the student loan industry and the mortgage industry is the fact that subprime lending ran rampant over the past few years.
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He had great difficulty in finding anyone willing to give him a mortgage on a property needing extensive renovation.
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He was forced to mortgage his home to develop a second edition, and his life from then on was plagued with debt.
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In addition, many states impose a tax on mortgages or other instruments securing loans against real property.
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Mortgage burning parties are still held by non-profit entities such as churches.
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This, however, does not apply to large agreements such as mortgage bonds.
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