Massachusetts Residential Mortgage

This Massachusetts Contract for Deed form offers buyers and sellers an alternative to traditional mortgage financing for the purchase of a residential property.

• The seller basically takes on the role of the mortgage lender, and the buyer makes monthly payments against the purchase price.
• Interest accrues on the unpaid balance.
• If the buyer defaults in making payments or in performing its other obligations under the contract, the seller must serve notice of the default with a date by which the breach must be cured.
• If the breach is not cured within the allotted time, the seller can retake possession of the property. All of the payments made by the buyer would then be forfeited.

You can download the Massachusetts Contract for Deed template as soon as you purchase it.

USA mortgage lenders, prepare a Balloon Mortgage Promissory Note with this downloadable template.

• The borrower agrees to make monthly payments against the secured amount, until the date of the final payment.
• The final payment will be a balloon payment (payment in full of the entire balance of principal and interest outstanding at that date).
• The Note is secured by a mortgage on the borrower's property.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended for use only within the United States.

USA mortgage brokers, provide loan applicants with this free Broker Fee Disclosure form, as required by law.

• the nature of the relationship between the broker and the borrower,
• the nature of the relationship between the broker and various lenders,
• how the broker's compensation is calculated and paid.

This Promissory Note form is for loans that are backed by a mortgage against the borrower's real property.

• You can use the template in any U.S. state.
• There is no prepayment penalty or premium if the borrower prepays the loan in whole or in part.
• If the borrower defaults under the note or the mortgage, the borrower promises to pay interest at the highest rate allowed by law.
• The borrower will pay any collection costs incurred by the lender, including reasonable legal fees.
• Intended to be used only in the United States.
• Available in MS Word format.