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When a property is sold during the mortgage term, an 'assumable' mortgage means:

An assumable mortgage allows a qualified buyer to take over the seller's existing mortgage terms, subject to the lender's approval of the new borrower.

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Question: When a property is sold during the mortgage term, an 'assumable' mortgage means:

Answer options:

  • The seller must pay it off ✅ The buyer may take over the existing mortgage subject to lender approval
  • The mortgage automatically transfers without lender consent
  • Only the interest rate transfers

Correct answer: The buyer may take over the existing mortgage subject to lender approval

Explanation: An assumable mortgage allows a qualified buyer to take over the seller's existing mortgage terms, subject to the lender's approval of the new borrower.

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