complete
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to complete the process of buying a house
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to have a legal agreement in which someone pays you money to use a building, land, or equipment belonging to you for a specific period of time
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to have a legal agreement in which you pay someone money so you can use a building, land, or equipment belonging to them for a specific period of time
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to give a bank the right to own a valuable possession, especially your house, if you do not pay back money that you have borrowed from them
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to borrow more money in order to pay for a house or property, or to change the payment arrangements of an existing mortgage
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to allow a house, room, office etc that you own to be used by someone who pays you regularly for using it
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if the people buying and selling a house exchange contracts, they each sign a contract so that the sale is officially complete
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