Definition: "Mortgage deed" in English refers to a document which is used when buying or selling property, or where a mortgage is taken out on it. The "mortgage deed" typically contains information about the borrower's credit score, the loan amount, terms and conditions of the loan, any payments that are required by law (such as a minimum down payment), and other important details. The definition of "mortgage deed" in the broader context of real estate is a legal document used to transfer ownership of property to another party. It typically includes information about the borrower's credit score, the loan amount, terms and conditions of the loan, any payments that are required by law (such as minimum down payment requirements), and other important details. In English, "mortgage deed" refers to a legal document used when buying or selling property, or where a mortgage is taken out on it. It typically includes information about the borrower's credit score, the loan amount, terms and conditions of the loan, any payments that are required by law (such as a minimum down payment requirements), and other important details.
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