A Little Promissory Note or CAP Security Pays Mortgage in 14 days

The title of this post says that a little promissory note or CAP security pays mortgage in 14 days.
A little promissory note and CAP security
A Little Promissory Note or CAP Security Pays Mortgage in 14 days!
The title names two things, a note and CAP security. It names one result, which is that a mortgage gets paid, and it gives a time frame of 14 days.
Key takeaways
- Either a little note or CAP security pays the mortgage.
- The time frame it gives is 14 days.
Learn more about a promissory note on Wikipedia.
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