“There are two common mortgage payment types: combination of principle and interest and interest only. The principle and interest rate means every time you make a payment, you’re paying both the interest and the principal amount of the original loan. Interest-only payments make a dent on the interest of the mortgage first and foremost. Over time, they begin to impact the principal amount as the interest becomes lower.”
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