Finance
A Mississippi homeowner's equity position is defined as:
AThe outstanding mortgage balance
BThe difference between the property's market value and the total liens against it✓ Correct
CThe property's assessed value
DThe original purchase price minus the down payment
Explanation
Equity = Market Value − Total Liens (mortgages, judgment liens, etc.). As the property appreciates and the mortgage is paid down, equity grows.
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