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renegotiable-rate mortgage
renegotiable-rate mortgage definition - finance
A variable-rate mortgage that has a renewable
short-term balloon note. Generally, the interest rate on this type of loan is
fixed during the term of the note. However, when the balloon becomes due, the
lender may refinance the mortgage at a higher rate. A balloon note gets its
name from the fact that it matures during a short period of time. Because it
was so short, there wasnÂ’t enough time to pay off the principal and a large
payment must be made at the end of the loan, or it must be refinanced.
Webster's New World Finance and Investment Dictionary Copyright © 2003 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.
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