If the mortgage was not taken out in both of your names, and your name was added after the mortgage closed and funded, yes, the lender may have cause to accelerate the loan and ask it to be paid off.
The lender and the title agency asks for full disclosure as to who has interest into the property at the time the property is sold or taken a mortgage against.
If your name was on the mortgage, and you signed the mortgage (perfected title) and the lender approved a new deed adding you to be simultaneously recorded with the mortgage, you are fine.
If you are added after the fact, the terms of the loan may be subject to default.
The name on a mortgage cannot be changed. A different person can become obligated on the mortgage if he guarantees it or the mortgage is refinanced.
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If you signed a mortgage, your name won't come off until the mortgage is paid off.
Over the past decade, many banks changed their lending policies and began allowing borrowers to get a mortgage even if they didn't have a 20% down payment.� While they can receive a loan, those with less than 20% down are now required to pay mortgage insurance, which protects the bank in the event that the borrower defaults. � Prior to taking out a mortgage, it would be a good idea to use a mortgage insurance calculator to determine what your monthly mortgage insurance payment will be.� The calculator will determine the payment based on your loan balance, down payment, and credit score range.�
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it might not have changed because of your debt ratio.. meaning, you have paid off your old debts, but you have created new ones.
Having an adjustable rate mortgage means that the interest rate can be changed by you or your loan provider after a few years. This can be dangerous for the homeowner, because if national interest rates go up, the interest rate on your adjustable rate mortgage could go up too.