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    The mere mention of the words "balloon mortgage" is enough to make some people's hair stand on edge. They have likely been burned by one in the past, or at least know someone who has. To most people, balloon mortgages are a dangerous risk to avoid.

    I don't know how their reputation was soured, but I suspect it was from an overreaction of a few good people who were hurt by them.

    Is there any risk involved in a balloon mortgage? Of course there is. But any mortgage has a degree of risk to it if you can't afford to make the payments. I will balloon mortgages are typically more risky than a standard mortgage, but it also has its advantages.

    So how exactly does a balloon mortgage work? Let's compare it to a standard mortgage so we can see the differences.

    With a standard, fixed rate mortgage, you pay a specified amount each month for a fixed term (usually 30 years). The interest rate stays the same throughout the loan, though some loans have rates that adjust periodically.

    Either way you're looking at about thirty years of pretty steady payments.

    But with a balloon mortgage the term is much shorter. You only have to pay a lesser amount for a shorter period of time. The term of most balloon mortgages is about five to seven years, though it can be as low as three or as high as ten.

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