Sentence examples for check mortgage from inspiring English sources

Will small-scale cheats really be picked up by systems designed to check mortgage and credit-card eligibility?

To find out if your loan is owned by either company, you can check mortgage look-up tools on the Fannie or Freddie Web sites.

While not all of the injuries investigated are due to errors, those that are result in compensation ranging from a simple formal apology to a check, mortgage payments and funding for named lectureships and memorials.

The key recommendations are: Ensuring lenders check mortgage applicants can cope with a three percentage point rise in interest rates - slightly tougher than current affordability checks.

The FPC recently announced an insurance policy against an overheating market, consisting of: Ensuring lenders check mortgage applicants can cope with a three percentage point rise in interest rates - slightly tougher than current affordability checks.

In October, the Maryland attorney general, Douglas F. Gansler, published a statewide alert warning landowners to check mortgages before signing a natural gas lease.

A check with mortgage lenders and brokers suggests that adjustable rate mortgages may be slightly more popular in the New York area than in some other parts of the country.

Re "A Reality Check on Mortgage Modification" (Fair Game, April 26), in which Gretchen Morgenson described dangers of loan-modification legislation now in Congress: Legislation to indemnify mortgage servicers is not the answer.

Lenders must check that mortgage applicants can cope with a rise of three percentage points in interest rates – slightly tougher than current affordability checks – and from October there will be a 15% cap on the number of mortgages that banks and building societies can give to people who want to borrow more than 4.5 times their income.

Lenders will also have to check that mortgage applicants can cope with a three percentage point rise in interest rates - slightly tougher than current affordability checks.

The new system, which comes into force fully on 26 April, ensures that lenders conduct a full affordability check on mortgage applicants.