Finance
A Colorado home seller agrees to carry back a second mortgage to help the buyer's financing. This is known as:
AA wraparound mortgage
BSeller financing or a purchase money mortgage✓ Correct
CA bridge loan
DA blanket mortgage
Explanation
When a seller lends money to the buyer to help finance the purchase, it is called seller financing or a purchase money mortgage. This can help buyers who cannot qualify for full conventional financing.
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