FinanceIntermediateDelaware Exam

What is a 'wraparound mortgage' in Delaware real estate?

AA second mortgage that wraps around the first mortgage, with the seller continuing to pay the first while collecting from the buyerCorrect
BA mortgage that covers multiple properties
CSimply a mortgage with broadly adjustable terms that automatically wrap around ongoing market rate changes, across most transactions
DA construction loan that wraps around the land loan

Why A second mortgage that wraps around the first mortgage, with the seller continuing to pay the first while collecting from the buyer Is Correct

Answer A: A second mortgage that wraps around the first mortgage, with the seller continuing to pay the first while collecting from the buyer

A wraparound mortgage allows a buyer to take out a new (larger) mortgage from the seller, which 'wraps around' the existing first mortgage. The seller collects the new payment and continues making the original mortgage payment.

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