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Date Published: 10th November 2008
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A mortgage may be defined as a long term loan which may be arranged through a mortgage banker or a bank or another lender or the seller of a property who is intending to sell his property. A long term mortgage has a life further longer than the life of a normal loan. A short term mortgage may have tenure of fifteen to thirty years and on the other hand a long term mortgage has a life of forty to fifty years or even more. Majority of the lenders prefer going in for a short term mortgages than the long term mortgages, because of the common fact considering that most of the buildings and homes have been existing for several years from now, and they would not be in good condition fifty years from now and hence the recoup value of that property may not be sufficient to pay the loan at that point of time.


But inspite of the fact, many lenders would except to grant a long term mortgage in conditions like the property has been in excellent condition, if the property on mortgage has a historical significance and the long term mortgage loan is even granted if the borrower is a highly trustworthy person and quite of a big personality. Another reason why some of the investors prefer the long term mortgages is to keep the monthly payments low as they might be renovating the property with the intention to sell the property as soon as the renovation is done. They would not have any intention of paying on the property after forty or fifty years and but they would be planning to pay the mortgage as soon as the property is sold.

Many others use the long term mortgage for the purpose of building equity on the property. Equity essentially means that the value of the property is lesser than the amount liable on the property. The property owners have the benefit that they would make low monthly payments, renovate the property and then they would either give the property on rent or lease it. As the money is paid by the renters they pay the mortgage amount through the direct payment on amount of the principal value. Thus they have an equity developed on the property and hence they can extract further loans by keeping the property as collateral security.


A long term mortgage can act as a beneficial tool for the investors and even for the younger generation people who are purchasing their first home, as they can spread their payments over many months, thereby keeping the monthly payments low. But the target of the borrowers is to use the mortgage to their advantage and pay it earlier than later. While taking the long term mortgages ensure that there are minimal or no penalties would be preferable on the long term mortgage.

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