Sentence examples for full mortgage from inspiring English sources

In "recourse" states, a lender can come after you, and usually other assets like a primary residence, for the full mortgage amount.

Thomas said: "Help to buy is giving you a stimulus on the demand side, which is needed if you don't have full mortgage availability.

When she looked at her credit report as she was trying to buy a new car, she learned that several full mortgage payments had been missed.

The suit accuses HUD of making policy changes that allow underwater homes with reverse mortgages to be sold to strangers in arm's-length transactions for less than the full mortgage balance, but that require spouses or heirs in some cases to pay the full amount.

And Dutch housing prices (and hence household debt) are among the highest in the EU, largely because the combination of high marginal tax rates and full mortgage deductibility drives people to put their money into buying more house rather than other investments.

He said many sellers were unaware of financial tools that might be helpful — like, for example, a short sale, in which a lender forgives some of the money owed on the mortgage, enabling the owner to sell the house for less than the full mortgage amount and still head off foreclosure.

Once you have a full set mortgage everything you've got to put houses on them".

The Commonwealth Bank unveiled a record full-year profit after tax of $9.45bn on Wednesday, an increase of 3% on last year, just a week after refusing to pass on the rate cut in full to mortgage holders.

Later in his career he became a successful real estate investor, founder of Scarsdale Funding Company and, in 1981, Columbia Equities, Ltd. the largest full service mortgage banking company headquartered in Westchester County New York with over 100 employees which he later sold to a publicly traded banking institution in 2000.

The two had been accused of lying to investors about the state of the funds, which were chock full of mortgage securities.

During the last three months of 2012, with the attorneys general settlement by then in full force, mortgage companies initiated 383,000 "home retention actions," which include modifications, according to the OCC.