Finance
A 'wraparound mortgage' in New Jersey involves:
AA mortgage that covers multiple properties simultaneously
BA new mortgage that 'wraps around' an existing first mortgage, with the seller making payments on the underlying loan✓ Correct
CA variable rate mortgage that adjusts with inflation
DA shared equity arrangement between buyer and seller
Explanation
A wraparound mortgage is a form of seller financing where the seller takes a new, larger mortgage from the buyer (the 'wrap'), while the original first mortgage remains in place. The seller uses part of the buyer's payments to service the underlying loan, keeping the spread.
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