Mortgage loan, also known as "mortgage loan". Refers to a loan method adopted by some national banks. The borrower is required to provide a certain amount of collateral as loan guarantee to ensure the repayment of the loan at maturity. Collateral is generally easy to preserve, wear and tear and sell, such as securities, bills, stocks, real estate and so on. After the loan expires, if the borrower fails to repay the loan on time, the bank has the right to auction the collateral and repay the loan with the proceeds from the auction. The balance of the auction money after paying off the loan shall be returned to the borrower. If the auction money is not enough to pay off the loan, the borrower will continue to pay off.
1. Mortgage means that the mortgagor (buyer) obtains the ownership of the purchased commercial house by installment. There are two meanings for buyers: first, the house payment can be paid in installments within the prescribed time limit; Second, in the installment stage, the ownership of the house is "pressed" and cannot be "uncovered" (taken away) until it is paid in full. In addition, mortgage trading involves three kinds of debt relationships-namely, the relationship between the mortgagor (buyer), the developer (seller) and the mortgagee (usually the relevant bank). Its procedure is that the mortgagor (purchaser) first signs a purchase contract with the developer and prepays part of the purchase price; Then the mortgagor (buyer) signs a mortgage contract with the mortgagee (bank) on the basis of this contract, and the bank pays the rest of the house price to the developer, and the buyer pays the mortgage bank regularly until the "mortgage price" is paid according to the regulations, and the mortgage process is over.
2. Mortgage loan is a way for the buyer (mortgagor) to borrow money from the bank (mortgagee). That is, the buyer takes the purchased property as collateral, signs a mortgage contract with the bank, and takes the way of not transferring ownership as a guarantee to repay the loan to the bank on schedule. Interest must be paid on this loan. After the buyer (mortgagor) pays off the principal and interest to the bank according to the contract, he can recover the collateral-Property Ownership Certificate and Land Use Certificate. In other words, property buyers do not really own the ownership of the houses they buy before paying off the loans. If the repayment is not made on time, the bank can handle it according to law.