When you mortgage your home, that piece of property becomes security for your mortgage loan. It is typically registered with a government registry (so there is a record of the mortgage accessible by interested parties). Failure to abide by the mortgage agreement and to repay the principal and interest owing on the loan can result in the lender repossessing the house.
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