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A document that transfers title to property, with the seller releasing all claims to the property. Often given to clear a title when the seller's interest in the property is under question.
The percentage of interest paid to borrow money from a lender. See Interest Rate.
The limit on how much the interest rate on an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) loan can change during an adjustment period, or over the life of the loan. For example, suppose a lender offers a rate cap of 1% and the current interest rate is 6%. Based on the cap, the interest rate will stay between 5% and 7% at each adjustment. A lender will provide this information for each of its adjustable rate mortgage products.
When an interest rate has not been secured by a rate lock or rate protection, it will fluctuate—or "float"—according to market conditions.
A lender's commitment to provide a loan at a specified interest rate as long as the loan closes by a specified expiration date. Some lenders will offer a rate lock extension, though an additional fee might be charged.
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