mortgage holders
Lenders' monthly payers
Mortgage holders are those who hold a mortgage—which can mean either the borrower who holds the mortgaged property or the lender who holds the loan document.
Context usually clarifies: in consumer finance discussions, mortgage holders typically means homeowners with outstanding mortgages; in banking contexts, it refers to institutions holding mortgage debt as assets.
Mortgage holders faced rising payments when interest rates jumped.
- homeownersProperty-possessing residents
- home equityOwnership portion of residence
- lendersThose who provide loans
- loan officerEvaluates borrowing requests
- borrowersThose receiving loans
equity · foreclosure · payments · interest · interest rate · principal · refinance · deed · property · real estate · property tax · escrow · amortization · underwater · default · title · closing · closing costs
- creditorslenders, moneylenders, banks, credit unions, bondholders
- maritime lawmaritime piracy, admiralty, law of the sea, salvage rights, towage
- entitiesentity, being, object, thing, item
- buyersbuyers, buyer, purchasers, purchaser, homebuyers
- property ownerslandlord, homeowners, landlords, owner, homeowner
mortgage holdersmortgage lenders
Companies offering property loans
mortgagees · creditors · banks · lending institutions · financial institutions
mortgage, mortgages, mortgaged, mortgaging, mortgagee, mortgagor, holder, hold, holds