Finance
In Idaho, what is an 'open-end mortgage'?
AA mortgage without a definite end date
BA mortgage that allows the borrower to reborrow funds up to the original amount as the principal is repaid, without executing a new mortgage✓ Correct
CA mortgage with no prepayment restrictions
DAn adjustable-rate mortgage
Explanation
An open-end mortgage allows the borrower to re-advance funds up to the original principal amount as payments reduce the balance. A HELOC is a common example. The lien remains in place, securing both the original and readvanced amounts.
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