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Mortgage Agreement

Real estate purchase financing and home loans secured by property.

MORTGAGE AGREEMENT

This Mortgage Agreement is made on [DATE] between [BORROWER NAME] ("Mortgagor") and [LENDER NAME] ("Mortgagee").

1. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Mortgagor grants to Mortgagee a mortgage on the real property located at: [PROPERTY ADDRESS], legally described as [LEGAL DESCRIPTION].

2. LOAN AMOUNT AND TERMS

This mortgage secures a loan of $[LOAN AMOUNT] at [INTEREST RATE]% annual interest, payable in [TERM] monthly payments of $[PAYMENT AMOUNT].

3. PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS

Monthly payments of principal and interest are due on the [DAY] day of each month, beginning [START DATE].

4. PROPERTY TAXES AND INSURANCE

Mortgagor shall pay all property taxes and maintain adequate property insurance with Mortgagee named as loss payee.

5. DEFAULT AND ACCELERATION

Upon default, Mortgagee may declare the entire unpaid balance immediately due and payable and may foreclose this mortgage.

6. PREPAYMENT

Mortgagor may prepay the loan in whole or in part. Prepayment penalties: [PREPAYMENT TERMS].

MORTGAGOR: _________________ MORTGAGEE: _________________

[BORROWER NAME] [LENDER NAME]

Date: ___________ Date: ___________

Notarized: _______________

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What is a Mortgage Agreement?

A Mortgage Agreement is a comprehensive legal contract that secures real estate loans by using the purchased property as collateral, establishing payment terms, foreclosure rights, and borrower obligations for home purchases and refinancing. Essential for homebuyers, real estate investors, lenders, and mortgage companies, this agreement defines loan amounts, interest rates, payment schedules, insurance requirements, and default remedies. The document typically includes property descriptions, payment obligations, tax responsibilities, insurance provisions, prepayment terms, and foreclosure procedures. Critical for borrowers who need financing to purchase homes or investment properties, and for lenders who require security for large real estate loans, ensuring clear legal framework for mortgage lending with property-backed collateral protection.