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A secured
debt has collateral (house/car/equipment etc). parties in a
Mortgage agreement might include the real estate agent, the
mortgage company that finances your loan through a bank, your
house and you. If you default a mortgage agreement, in other
words violate your property contract the bank (who actually
owns your house) will confiscate your house. Missing a mortgage
payment or failure to pay property taxes are the most common
defaults on Mortgage.
Secured debt, they take something if you fail to pay like your
house or car. Mortgage, car loans are secured debt. Credit cards
and other certain loans are unsecured by property. |
Secured homeowner loans
are profitable loans for the banks, plus they are very low risk.
Think about it - you are pledging the equity in your home as
collateral for the secured loan. If you default on the loan,
then the bank still has a means of collecting their money back.
This is the reason why secured loans are such a big business
- lenders have very little risk and have a fairly decent reward
for each loan. This is why there are literally hundreds of banks,
building societies and secured loan lenders that will lend you
money in the UK if you are a homeowner.
They may be called "secured loans", "homeowner
loans" or "first advances", |
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