An estoppel certificate is a legal document by which the mortgagor (borrower) certifies that the mortgage debt is a lien for the amount stated. Subsequently, the debtor is prevented from claiming that the balance due differs from the amount stated.
Mortgage debt refers to the amount of money owed under a mortgage, which is a type of loan used particularly for financing the purchase of real estate.
Mortgage Life Insurance is a type of term life insurance specifically designed to pay off the remaining mortgage debt in the event of the policyholder's death, thus ensuring that the surviving household members are not burdened with the mortgage debt.
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