10/27/2022
If the lender defaults on the loan, it will take possession of any property in which it has an interest. Each time a homeowner pays the mortgage on his or her home, the lender signs a satisfaction of mortgage and lien release, giving up all claims against the property. Alternatively, the lender can own the property outright and keep title, but allow the homeowner to live in it as if he owned it, or attach a mortgage lien, or encumbrance, on the property, which must be satisfied before the homeowner can sell it. Due to the creditor's legal interest in the property, liens affect what the homeowner can do with the property --
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