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Originally Posted by BrianL99
That's exactly what it is. Essentially, an assumable 2nd Mortgage (that's in a 1st position, like taxes). It's good to see someone post a clear, concise and accurate answer to the OP's question.
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The difference between a mortgage and a bond is that a mortgage is a personal debt against the property owner. But, a bond is a debt against the property itself, not the owner. So, the owner can be sued for non-payment of a mortgage, but they cannot be sued for non-payment of the bond.
Also, I don't think an appraiser or a bank considers the bond when calculating the collateral or loan value of the property.