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Imagine buying a home in today’s high-rate market but keeping the seller’s old 3 percent mortgage. Same house. Much lower interest rate. Smaller monthly payment. Less money wasted on interest. It sounds like a secret cheat code for homebuyers. That cheat code is called an assumable mortgage. But it is not as simple as shaking hands with the seller and taking over their payment. If you do it wrong, the lender can call the loan due, the seller can remain liable, and the buyer can end up in a messy legal and financing disaster.