home loan
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2.6
- noun
- /hoʊm loʊn/
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hipoteca
- McDonald and her husband, Eric, have qualified for government home loan assistance for low-income buyers.
- refinance a home loan
- get a home loan
- home loan interest
OK, car loans, home loans cheaper, that's good.
- OK, car loans, home loans cheaper, that's good.
- Like don't doubt yourself, get this home loan.
- But they won't dare use your stock debt against you when you go to qualify for a home loan.
- They saw this whole group of, of, of clients or customers, customers who did not qualify to buy to, to get this home loan, but they went after them anyway.
- American Financing America's Home for Home Loans.
- If you're a sole proprietor, go to the home loans or sole proprietor loans where it says click here and then there you'll see the instructions.
Examples
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Many first-time homebuyers choose basic home loans, which have no special benefits or features adding to the cost.
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The bank says he hasn't made his payments for his home loan in three months.
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Every one of them was turned down for a home loan by three different lenders.
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Along with different lenders, there are many different home loans available on the market today.
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I have people applying for home loans every day.
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Will I be able to get a home loan/mortgage under these circumstances?
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There are several other types of home loans, including balloon payment mortgages.
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We bought the house in 2005 with a 30-year fixed, FHA-insured home loan in the amount of $138,000.00.
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Mechanisms are being debated to resolve the home loan default epidemic equitably.
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She applied for a home loan to buy her first house after years of saving.
Synonyms
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5.4
A loan to buy a house where the bank can take the home if you do not pay
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3.2
A loan to buy a house or other property that you pay back over time
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3.3
Money you borrow to buy or build property that the bank can take if you do not pay
How Secured
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a loan relating to a home' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'home' (house/residence) with 'loan' (amount borrowed). This noun-noun composition is a regular, cross-linguistic pattern and a B1 learner who knows both words will readily infer the basic sense (technical distinctions like 'mortgage' do not prevent comprehension).
Etymology
Home loan: The compound noun home loan combines home (a house) and loan (money you borrow). It comes from the simple idea of borrowing money to buy a house, often with the house used as a promise to the bank if you cannot pay, so today it means 'a loan for a house'.