Promissory Note & Mortgage | Real Estate Exam

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[@liquorinfrontpokerinrear3271]

OMG! Helloooo? Whats the purpose of the Promissory Note? Do you have any Promissory Notes in you pocket? So, when you PURCHASE something of value, don't you exchange value for value or BARTER? Purchase means? Consumer CREDIT means? Grant means? Mortgage means refinance/lease/commercial LOAN, and if it's a commercial loan, the real property will be listed as RESIDENTIAL or AGRICULTURAL for TAX purposes. A Residential 1-4 family dwelling unit is an apartment. You know of anyone whos LAND is private property and payes no TAXES? That would be my first clue. Read the borrowers covenant and Satisfaction of Mortgage

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[@savonn3511]

Great Video. my test is tomorrow and mortgage and deed of trust had me confused! thank you, i feel very confident now!

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[@savonn3511]

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[@th9455]

thank you sooo much. You make it easy to understand

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[@roymcgraw7097]

The Bank can,t use there money to loan you one dime it was your signature that creates the creates to buy so If the bank did not own the car / home you can,t use it as collateral for the debt, Please correct me if I,m wrong Roy McGraw

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[@rayrayanderie]

Is hypothecation the same as the “doctrine of laches” , I had a test question about doctrine of laches.. can’t remember the wording clearly but I know it was about that.

[@frogmanbrabs]

This is all about the assumption that the bank actually "lend" any money to the "borrower". When the bank credit a mortgagor's account with the alleged loan, which side on the banks ledger do they write the promissory note value, credit or debit?

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

While your assessment maybe true... it will not be on the real estate exam 😁

[@airsoftmaze4423]

The promissory note would be a credit to the bank and go under "Accounts Receivable". Promissory note would go under "equity" on the other side of the accounting equation. Both sides being in balance! :)

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Great explanation. It make sense now. Thanks for the lesson.

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[@thestylist5860]

Thank you for you great explanation on promissory 📝

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[@liquorinfrontpokerinrear3271]

In return for a loan I have received!.. Have you read that somewhere on the Promissory Note and you haven't even signed anything yet, and it says, I have received the loan? You have any Promissory Notes you carry around on you to make purchases? So, what's the difference between the $5, $10 or $20 dollar promissory note you carry on you from the promissory note you delivered across the table at closing? It's called consumer CREDIT GRANT. The mortgage/refinance/lease/commercial loan is all a trick to keep you from owning LAND. Real property is listed as RESIDENTIAL or AGRICULTURAL for TAX purposes. Look it up. Private Property LAND can not be taxed, can not be regulated, can not be told what to do with your land. No sheriff no police NO ONE can enter your private property. Read the borrowers covenant and Satisfaction of Mortgage. Pay attention to Borrowers note an security instrument Note. REPAYMENT. Borrower has a right to mortgage grant and convey.. his property back to the county and pay lease fees, rent, taxes.

[@sherrycchen]

I loved your videos; it helps me so much. I'm working on a test question: A type of mortgage enabling one to borrow additional funds without negotiating a new mortgage is called? The answer is "open-end mortgage", could you please give us a clear definition about "open-end mortgage.👍

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

An open-end mortgage is a mortgage that allows the borrower to increase the amount of the mortgage principal up to a certain amount. They allow the borrower to essentially keep borrowing more money without doing any documentation up to the maximum loan amount. For example, you go to the bank and open an open ended mortgage. The bank says your loan limit is $200,000. You can draw on that account as much as you want until you reach $200,000

[@sherrycchen]

@@TheRealEstateClassroom Great, thank you so much!!

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[@pointbreak333]

Is it possible to cancel the mortgage if the bank dont proove it owned the money it borrowed?

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

Technically, yes... That was one of the problems in the 1930's banks had... it is why many states went to deeds of trust

[@luluhagopian8693]

Great class! Thank you!

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[@raysamone619]

That was so helpful. Thank you very much

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[@effff327]

So can I create my own promissory note and cash it in then? Or could I find someone selling a house and give them a promissory note for it?

[@kenm6049]

Your dealing with the devil… beware!

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

You could. In fact, there is a whole industry out there where investors purchase notes.

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

@@kenm6049 It sure can be... but I have been apart of some very legit transactions in trading notes. Definately need to know what you're doing however...

[@gpatel4412]

so... useful easy to understand

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Thank you!

[@robertjohnson-tm1fr]

What does it mean on the deed of trust, if it reads "Obligations are to remain Joint"? If the house was owned by joint tenants? Does that mean the type of ownership? or the payments on the mortgage?

[@sengmai7726]

are the interest recorded in the mortgage or the loan application or promissory note?

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

if the promissoy note or mortgage is recorded then contructive notice has been given of those interests

[@liquorinfrontpokerinrear3271]

Look, read the mortgage/refinance/lease/commercial loan agreement. The U.S. citizen has no clue, non what's so ever because they can't read. 1st, U.S.? Is not a country. 2nd, Residential, is NOT Private Property!. 3rd Grant means GIFT! 4th Promissory Note, same two words on a $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, .. it's a check. Can I sign the Mortgage contract first, then the Promissory Note? That should be a clue, because you can't lien Land you don't own yet. Read Borrower covenants and Satisfaction of Mortgage..

[@Premsagar975]

Helpful..Thanks👍

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[@DraGnFly007]

Deed of trust link doesn't appear.

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[@xfinancialservices4021]

(Mortgage) is basically a lien

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

Correct

[@kenm6049]

A mortgage is also actually fraud.

[@liquorinfrontpokerinrear3271]

Mortgage/Refinance/Lease COMMERCIAL LOAN, means real property listed as RESIDENTIAL for TAX purposes, and NOT Private Property! Promissory Note says, "In return for a LOAN I HAVE received".. You autograph that baby, endorse the back, pay to the other of department of Treasury.. This Transaction is CLOSED!

[@olafouadkhoury745]

Always remember Mortgagor is the Borrower . Trustor is also the Borrower

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

You are correct

[@kenney0313]

Exactly! So easily forgotten. Gets people in trouble daily because we use a different language in life than is used in COMMERCE.

[@liquorinfrontpokerinrear3271]

The word "MORTGAGE" is a propaganda word that tricks us into giving up our right to own Land. A mortgage loan is a commercial loan, so if it's a commercial loan the land will be listed as RESIDENTIAL, real property for TAX purposes, and NOT private property! Democracy/Socialist/Communist means government control over transportation, education, land, health care, Rules not LAW. Read the mortgage contracts Borrowers covenant. It clearly tells says you have LAWFULLY seized the property, UNincumbered, so why are you Refinancing, and GRANTING your land back to the county to be a lesser and pay rent, property tax? Think about it? You can't tax private property, can you? Only slaves pay taxes not inhabitants. The Promissory Note is a consumer CREDIT GRANT!

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[@musicbugg1980]

I thought the mortgagor is the party giving the loan and the mortgagee is the borrower.

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

LOL.... it's confusing but the mortgagee is the lender and the mortgagor is the borrower. When I was a student the way I remember was 2 "e's" in mortgagee and 2 "e's" in lender.... Keep studying :o)

[@liquorinfrontpokerinrear3271]

KEY WORDS in a MORTGAGE LOAN, Borrowers note, security instrument Note, REPAYMENT, and the biggest word, "GRANT" means "GIFT" read the borrowers covenant. You applied for A LOAN. The mortgage contract IS a REFINANCE/LEASE, a commercial LOAN. Which means your home will be listed as RESIDENTIAL and not PRIVATE PROPERTY. The VERY first words on the Promissory Note says, "In return for a LOAN I HAVE received"... That Note is a check, CREDIT, GRANT, GIFT, payed in full. Can you sign the Mortgage contract first then the Promissory Note? NO! You must first own the Land before you can LIEN the Land. NEVER APPLY for a LOAN, you apply for CREDIT to Finance the Purchase on a Home or Automobile. Purchase means payed. Also, please pay attention to the SATISFACTION of MORTGAGE document. That tells you the Promissory Note payed the Home or Automobile off at "CLOSING".. What does Closing mean? Done, over, closed, payed. The opposite of open.

[@billjones2993]

Why aren't promissory notes and mortgage originals not filled with the county recorder office, it seems all are filled redacted?

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

That is probably done according to local policy.

[@liquorinfrontpokerinrear3271]

You have alot to learn. I suggest you pay close attention and read those 3 documents. 3 documents? Yeah, 3 documents, 1) promissory Note, 2) Mortgage/refinance/lease/commercial loan/real property/residential/Agricultural/for TAX purposes.. and the 3) Satisfaction of Mortgage.. Those 3.. note vs Note, borrower has right to mortgage grant and convey back his property, ohhh read Borrower covenants.. Residential is NOT Private Property. Come on!

[@jonazevedo28]

basic premise, and i won't delve into bs. suppose the "property" is foreclosed, and satisfied, where did the promissory note go? We can Not destroy Legal Tender as it is obligations of the Federal Reserve Bank, and it can be called back by them. Where is my obligation after foreclosure? 🤣🤣 probably being traded. The minute the "Balance Sheet Agent " called banker sold my inventory, my obligation is discharged.

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[@osmanmoomin8501]

I have failed. Illinois exam

[@osmanmoomin8501]

I did not read well before the exam. I did not know even void, voidable, and some contact vocabulary. But some questions that I sow in the Illinois exam was if you buy 1000,000 house, you could win a new car. Another question that I saw, and I had not seen any practice question even all your KZbin videos are an intoxicated person. It is legal bidding contact or not, but overall, it is a doable exam; if I read more and more and watch online videos.

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

Osman, did you retake the exam? How did you do?

[@osmanmoomin8501]

I have failed. Illinois exam

[@TheRealEstateClassroom]

Don't sweat it! Over half of all test takers fail their first time... What's important is not to give up. Continue to study study study! If you spent an hour a night studying spend two... nothing will keep you from that license! :o)