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An assumable mortgage allows the current homeowner to transfer the loan to a buyer of the home, with the new owner taking over the payments at the existing interest rate and loan balance. Most conventional mortgages have a due-on-sale clause that prevents the assumption of a loan. FHA mortgages do not have this clause and are assumable.
