Turn off the Bluetooth icon if the computer does not have Bluetooth. The Bluetooth icon may display in the system tray even if the computer does not have a Bluetooth device. If you checked your specification sheet and your computer does not have a Bluetooth device, you can hide the Bluetooth icon. To hide the icon, follow these steps: Click the Show icons icon and then click Customize.
What is a Mortgagee Clause? A mortgagee is someone who lends you money to buy a home. A borrower, on the other hand, is known by the term Mortgagor. A mortgagee can be a bank, credit union or any other entity serving the role of a lender.
No lender will give you money unless you buy an insurance policy to pay for the loss in case the property gets damaged. A hazard insurance or homeowners insurance can offer adequate coverage to your lender a.k.a. mortgagee. Thus, a mortgagee clause is nothing but a separate contract between the insurer and the lender. As a borrower, you only need to tell the name of your lender when you buy an insurance policy. The insurer will contact your lender for the correct name and address of the financial institution that holds a lien on your property. The legal description of the entity that has financial interest in the property that you have bought with its money is what is referred to as a mortgagee clause in insurance papers. Is a Mortgagee Clause the same as a Loss Payee Clause (or Loss Payable Clause)? Technically, the two are not the same, but they are often used interchangeably. In real estate transaction, the term âmortgagee clauseâ has become almost a standard as it ensures complete protection for the lender in case of a loss. Take an example of a property damage done by the owner, also known as arson.