Describe the growing-equity mortgage. A growing-equity mortgage allows borrowers to repay their loans on a graduated basis over the first 5 to 10 years and then they level off after this period. A growing-equity mortgage requires interest payments for a three- to five-year period and full payment at the end of the period. A growing-equity mortgage requires continual increasing mortgage payments throughout the life of the mortgage. A growing-equity mortgage allows a home purchaser to obtain a mortgage at an interest rate below market rates, while in return the lender will share in the price appreciation of the home. -Select- How does the growing-equity mortgage differ from a graduated-payment mortgage

Upper a report about the decline of western investment in third world countries included this: "after years of daily flights comma several european airlines halted passenger service. foreign investment fell 400 percent during the 1990 s." what is wrong with this statement? choose the correct answer below. a. if foreign investment fell by 100 % comma it would be totally eliminated comma so it is not possible for it to fall by more than 100 %. b. the actual amount of the decrease in foreign investment is less than 100%. c. if foreign investment fell by 100%, it would be cut in half. thus, a decrease of 200% means that it would be totally eliminated, and a decrease of more than 200% is impossible. d. the statement does not mention the initial amount of foreign investment.