| In this case, the assumable facts are the behavior of the failing component. |
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| If they considered that the risk was not existent or it was assumable, they would keep on using them. |
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| It's assumable that Uma, now expecting by Ethan Hawke, would bring him if she were nominated this year, for example. |
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| During periods when interest rates are rising, homes offered for sale with an assumable, lower-rate mortgage may have extra appeal for certain buyers. |
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| A helpful government policy would be, for a small premium, to make loans assumable, thus allowing a future seller to pass on low rates, and thus maybe avoid a collapse. |
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| The property is being offered for sale without a formal asking price and is subject to in-place assumable financing. |
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| It is also assumable that half of the assets go to the wife. |
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| However, according to the German response to the 2002 Questionnaire, the transfer of a function that is solely assumable on a voluntary basis does not seem to be the most efficient solution. |
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| Assumability is attractive if interest rates are higher when you sell than when you bought because an assumable mortgage then increases the value of your home. |
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| This assumable mortgage option works in your favour when selling your home and if your mortgage's interest rate is lower than what is currently being offered. |
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| This may be an inappropriate time to think about the value of assumable financing. |
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