Finance
A Wyoming 'balloon payment' mortgage requires:
AEqual monthly payments throughout the entire loan term
BA large lump-sum payment at the end of the loan term to pay off the remaining balance✓ Correct
CNo interest payments, only principal
DGraduated payments that increase each year
Explanation
A balloon payment mortgage requires smaller regular payments over the loan term with a large lump-sum payment (the balloon) due at the end. Balloon mortgages may be used for commercial or investment properties, or as short-term financing.
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