Finance
In New Mexico, 'assumable mortgages' that allow a new buyer to take over the existing loan terms are most commonly found in:
AJumbo conventional loans
BFHA and VA loans, which are generally assumable with lender qualification of the assuming buyer✓ Correct
CHome equity lines of credit
DCommercial bridge loans
Explanation
FHA and VA loans are generally assumable — a new buyer can take over the existing loan with lender approval and qualification. This can be advantageous when the existing rate is below current market rates, as has been the case in rising rate environments.
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