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A mortgage states that it cannot be paid off in full before the end of the term, except under specific conditions outlined in the agreement, and typically incurs a significant prepayment penalty. What type of mortgage is this?

A closed mortgage typically restricts prepayment options before the end of the term and often comes with penalties for early payout, offering lower interest rat

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Question: A mortgage states that it cannot be paid off in full before the end of the term, except under specific conditions outlined in the agreement, and typically incurs a significant prepayment penalty. What type of mortgage is this?

Answer options: ✅ A closed mortgage

  • An open mortgage
  • A vendor take-back mortgage
  • A conventional mortgage

Correct answer: A closed mortgage

Explanation: A closed mortgage typically restricts prepayment options before the end of the term and often comes with penalties for early payout, offering lower interest rates compared to open mortgages.

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