I. House mortgages
Home mortgages have many negative consequences。
From the credit records, there are serious poor records on personal letters reports. This will affect an individual's future financial activities, such as applying for other loans, credit cards, etc., and a bank or financial institution will refuse to apply for a loan because of a bad credit record。
At the economic level, loan institutions charge interest arrears and late payments. The longer the delay, the higher the additional costs, the greater the pressure on repayment。
In legal proceedings, loan institutions have the right to recover arrears through legal means. The first is a collection, which, if unsuccessful, is brought before a court. Following a court decision, a loan institution may apply for enforcement if the borrower does not pay。
In terms of enforcement results, mortgaged houses may be auctioned. The proceeds of the auction are used to repay the principal of the loan, the penalty, the deferred payment and the related costs of litigation. If the proceeds of the auction are insufficient to cover the full amount due, the borrower will still have to assume the remaining debt。
In addition, becoming a disbelievee would be subject to high consumption restrictions and would have an impact on children attending high-cost private schools. Thus, after processing the mortgage, the payment should be made on time to avoid delays。
Ii. House mortgages can do a few things
Home mortgages are usually given in one and two bets。
The first mortgage takes place when the borrower applies to a bank or other financial institution for a loan on the basis of his own property. In one deposit, the bank has the first priority right to payment of the mortgage property. When the borrower is unable to repay the loan, the bank may, in accordance with the law, dispose of the property to recover the principal interest. One bet is relatively easy to grant, as banks can directly control the risk of collateral and the amount of credit is generally high, usually at a certain percentage of the value of the property, which is commonly around 70 per cent。
The second mortgage is re-mortgaged when the property has been mortgaged once. In such cases, the financial institution in the second place has the right to second-place payment for the property. That is to say, if the borrower defaults, after disposal of the property, the outstanding amount of the one-in-one is paid, and the remainder is used to pay the debt of the second-in-a-half. It is more difficult to obtain second-instance approvals and financial institutions will be more careful in assessing the repayment capacity of borrowers and the residual value of the property. The amount of the loan is calculated on the basis of the residual value of the property, which is lower than the amount of one-in-one。
While in theory there may be more sub-collateralizations, such as triple and four, in practice it is rare and extremely risky and generally unacceptable to financial institutions。
Iii. Do mortgages have collateral charges
Whether the mortgage is secured or not depends on the circumstances。
If the borrower obtains a bank loan through the guarantee company, a guarantee fee is generally incurred. The guarantor company guarantees the borrower's loan to the bank and assumes certain risks, so it charges the corresponding fees. Guarantee fees are calculated in a variety of ways, ranging from a percentage of the amount of the loan to a combination of the duration of the loan and the credit position of the borrower。
If the borrower applied directly to the bank for a mortgage and was in good condition and satisfied with the requirements of the bank, no additional guarantee company would be required to intervene, and there would normally be no guarantee fee. However, the bank may assess the borrower's repayment capacity, collateral value, etc., and security costs may arise if the borrower is deemed to be at risk and the borrower may be required to provide security。
In addition, where security services provided by policy guarantee agencies are used, the rates are usually set by the relevant policy and may be relatively low。
In sum, mortgages do not necessarily have collateral charges, depending on the manner of the loan, the qualifications of the borrower and the need for additional guarantees。
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