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Mortgage Glossary
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D Deferred Interest Mortgage
What does Deferred Interest Mortgage mean?

This type of mortgage should be very carefully handled, and before contracting it one should learn as many things as possible about it. This is the perfect option only if you foresee a radically increasing income in your forthcoming years, otherwise this is not the solution for you. A Deferred Interest Mortgage actually implies that interest on your mortgage is deferred, or postponed for a later time.

This actually means that you will have basically low payment requirements towards your mortgage, but interest is accumulating from behind. It seemingly is an attractive option, because many families cannot afford taking mortgages with high payments. Although not having high payments, the unpaid interest is adding up to your original loan, thing which results in a much higher amount of mortgage than originally taken out.
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