Finance
A Maryland buyer assumes the seller's existing mortgage. The buyer's credit and income are not evaluated by the original lender. What type of assumption is this?
AQualifying assumption
BSimple assumption✓ Correct
CNovation
DSubject-to purchase
Explanation
A simple (or non-qualifying) assumption allows the buyer to take over the existing mortgage without lender approval; the seller may remain liable.
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