"personal mortgage" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a loan taken out by an individual (or couple) to finance the purchase of a property. For example: "We had to take out a personal mortgage to buy our new house."
The charge was that he illegally took out a cheaper personal mortgage rather than a buy-to-let policy.
The government recently capped personal mortgage deductions, saying the holders of big mortgages could afford to pay more taxes.
Other changes involve personal mortgage insurance, or P.M.I., designed for low-down-payment loans, and changes in the mechanisms for deciding who will get loans and what rates they will qualify for.
In addition to making payments on a personal mortgage, the shareholder pays a monthly maintenance fee, part of which is used to pay the co-op's underlying mortgage, which is secured by the entire building.
You won't be allowed to deduct your payments as personal mortgage interest.
It wants to make sure you will be able to meet the responsibility of a monthly maintenance, in addition to your own personal mortgage payment.
Court papers showed that the McCourts took $108 million in personal distributions from the team between 2004 and 2009, almost half for personal mortgages and real estate.
According to court papers, the McCourts took $108 million from the team between 2004 and 2009, almost half of it for personal mortgages and real estate.
When the story about the personal mortgages broke in The Wall Street Journal last weekend, Mr. Johnson's business relationships began to draw greater scrutiny.
The McCourts took $108 million in personal distributions from the team between 2004 and 2009, almost half for personal mortgages and real estate, according to court documents cited by The Los Angeles Times.
Pan was also betting on a policy breakthrough: so far, the government had not permitted personal mortgages on housing, but he figured that it would do so within a few years, by which time construction would be finished.
