An All-Inclusive Deed of Trust (AITD), also known as a Wraparound Mortgage, is a financial arrangement in real estate where a new mortgage includes the balance of an existing mortgage. This type of arrangement is utilized as a creative financing option to facilitate the sale or refinancing of property, particularly in environments where traditional financing methods are less accessible or less advantageous.
An underlying mortgage refers to the first mortgage secured by a property when there's also a wraparound mortgage. It forms the basis of the total debt, while the wraparound mortgage includes additional financing layered on top of it.
A wraparound mortgage is an innovative financing tool that includes an existing underlying mortgage within its structure, facilitating real estate transactions by streamlining payment processes. It features a consolidated loan combining both old and new debts, circumventing the traditional need for two separate mortgages.
