Mortgage Agreement

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Definition of "Mortgage Agreement"

A Mortgage Agreement is a document where a mortgagor grants a mortgage interest in its property to a mortgagee (such as a bank) to secure a loan from the mortgagee. A mortgage is most often used to finance the purchase of property. Upon full payment of the loan, the mortgagee is required to execute a satisfaction of mortgage. In some jurisdictions, a deed of trust is used instead of a mortgage.

"Mortgage Agreement" is referred to in the following legal documents:

Satisfaction of Mortgage

Real Estate Purchase Agreement

See also:

Mortgagee

Mortgage Execution Date

Mortgage Registration Date