Mortgage Completion Process Overview
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Which of the following is a necessary step for a legal mortgage to be created?

  • A priority search must be performed before completion to prevent new charges.
  • The mortgage must be executed by deed. (correct)
  • The mortgage must be registered with Companies House within 21 days of completion if the buyer is a company.
  • The buyer's solicitor must submit a Certificate of Title (CoT) to the lender.
  • What is the main purpose of a Certificate of Title (CoT) in the context of a mortgage?

  • To certify that the property is free from any known liens or encumbrances. (correct)
  • To ensure that the mortgage is registered with HMLR within the required timeframe.
  • To confirm the buyer's identity and financial capacity.
  • To establish the legal basis for the priority search before completion.
  • When does a mortgage against the property become legally binding and perfected against third parties?

  • Once a priority search is completed before completion of the purchase.
  • When the mortgage is registered with HMLR after completion of the purchase. (correct)
  • When the lender releases the mortgage funds to the buyer's solicitor.
  • Upon the exchange of contracts between the buyer and seller.
  • What is the purpose of performing a priority search before completion?

    <p>To temporarily prevent the registration of new charges that could affect the buyer's or mortgagee's rights. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If the buyer is a company, what is the timeframe for registering the mortgage at Companies House after completion?

    <p>21 days (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which mortgage type involves a lender, solicitor, and life insurance or pension policy?

    <p>Endowment and Pension Mortgages (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT considered an anti-fraud provision outlined in the UK Finance Mortgage Lender's Handbook?

    <p>Confirming the buyer's property income meets the lender's criteria (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of the UK Finance Mortgage Lender's Handbook, what is meant by "Standardized Instructions and Variations"?

    <p>A set of instructions for conveyancers, with adjustments based on different lender requirements (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What role does the buyer's solicitor play when representing the lender in a mortgage transaction?

    <p>They advocate for the lender's interests and follow their specific instructions. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following statements accurately describes the purpose of a Sharia-Compliant Mortgage?

    <p>To align with Islamic principles by avoiding interest payments. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Mortgage Completion

    • A mortgage must be created by deed
    • The buyer's solicitor submits a Certificate of Title (CoT) to the lender, confirming the property's quality.
    • The CoT acts as a request for the release of the mortgage advance.
    • A mortgage can't be completed until the property is registered with the Land Registry.
    • A search with priority may be performed to prevent any new charges from being registered impacting the buyer's or the mortgagee's rights.
    • If the land is registered, an OS1 (search against the whole of the property, priority) or OS2 (search against part of the property) search at the Land Registry will be performed.
    • A 30-working day period is required to complete registration of the mortgage after the initial registration of the land.
    • If the mortgage completion triggers first registration of land, the buyer's solicitor has 2 months to complete registration.
    • If the buyer is a company, the mortgage must be registered within 21 days of completion.

    Exchange of Contracts

    • Once the buyer and seller are happy with the results of pre-contract searches and enquiries, they exchange contracts.
    • The exchange of contracts is the point in the conveyancing transaction when the matter becomes legally binding on the seller and buyer (they can no longer back out).

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    This quiz covers the essential steps involved in completing a mortgage, including the importance of the Certificate of Title, registration with the Land Registry, and timelines for completion. It highlights critical legal requirements and procedures that must be followed by both buyers and lenders to ensure a secure mortgage transaction.

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