Louisiana Fixed Rate Mortgage

A Bond for Deed (also known as a land contract or purchase money mortgage) is a means by which a seller can help a buyer purchase a home by providing owner financing. This is how it works:

• The Bond for Deed is not a sale contract or a transfer. It's basically an agreement to sell, meaning that the property will be conveyed to the buyer once all the terms and conditions have been fulfilled.
• In essence, the seller takes the place of a mortgage lender by allowing the buyer to pay off the purchase price of the real estate property over time.
• Once the final payment is made, the seller will provide the buyer with an executed warranty deed to transfer ownership of the property to the buyer.
• If the buyer fails to make the payments as set out in the agreement, the seller is entitled to keep all payments made and to take possession of the property. The seller is also entitled to keep all improvements made to the property by the buyer.

When it's difficult to get a traditional mortgage loan, the Louisiana Bond for Deed can be a great alternative. Download the template, fill it in, and print it for signature.

This free Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac 1-4 Family Rider is used if you are mortgaging a rental property with 1 to 4 units.

• The Rider should be attached to the mortgage, deed of trust or security deed, to amend and supplement the security instrument.
• The borrower agrees that the mortgage lender can collect the rents on the property if the borrower defaults under the Note. This is called an assignment of rents.
• Form 3170 USA Multistate 1-4 Family Mortgage Rider is a free form which can be downloaded directly from the FannieMae.com website.

This free Adjustable Rate Rider (1 Year Treasury Index - Rate Caps) is used to adjust the interest rate and monthly payments under the mortgage note.

• Once it's been signed, the Rider will form part of the mortgage, deed of trust or security deed.
• The borrower agrees that the interest rate may change once in each 12-month period.
• The new rate will be based on a weekly average yield on US Treasury securities adjusted over a 1-year maturity.
• The interest rate will not increase or decrease more than the percentage amount stated in the Rider.
• This Rider is for mortgages on single-family homes.
• Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac Form 3108 USA Multistate Adjustable Rate Mortgage Rider is a free MS Word document from freddiemac.com.

Attach the Multistate Biweekly Payment Rider (Fixed Rate) to the mortgage document when a borrower wants to make the mortgage payments every two weeks instead of monthly.

• The Rider will become part of the mortgage or deed of trust and supplements the provisions of the loan document.
• The form sets out the amount of the biweekly payment, and the late charge that will be paid if a payment is not made in full when it is due.
• This Rider is for fixed rate mortgages on single-family homes in the United States.
• Download a free copy of the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac Form 3177 Multistate Biweekly Payment Rider (Fixed Rate).

Download a free FNMA (Fannie Mae) Form 1003 (Freddie Mac Form 65) loan application for a residential mortgage loan, for US residents.

• The form is to be completed by the applicant with the assistance of the lender.
• The lender uses the form to record relevant financial information about an applicant who applies for a conventional one- to four-family mortgage.
• You can download the form and additional guide directly from the FannieMae.com website through the link provided. There you will also find information and other resources to help you with your application.
• For use only in the United States.