The "negative-amortization" mortgage typically converts later to a
A) traditional mortgage with a higher payment.
B) traditional mortgage with a lower payment.
C) new "negative-amortization" mortgage with an even lower payment.
D) "exotic" mortgage with a lower payment.
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