CANVAS QUIZ: Chapter 9 Flashcards

1
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Points are figured on the:

A

a. amount of the new loan.

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2
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A charge to the borrower for paying off all or part of a loan balance before the due date (only enforceable during the first five years of an owner occupied one- to four-unit home) is called:

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d. a prepayment penalty.

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3
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Impound accounts are prepaid items consisting of reserves for:

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  • property taxes.
  • hazard insurance.
  • mortgage insurance.
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4
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Which of the following is considered an institutional lender?

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  • savings banks
  • commercial banks
  • life insurance companies
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5
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Which of the following are direct lenders who fund loans themselves using an investor’s guidelines then sell the loan to that investor?

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a. mortgage bankers

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6
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Which of the following are licensed and shop for a lender for the borrowers and earn a fee by putting lender and borrower together?

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b. mortgage brokers

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7
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Of the three parties to a trust deed in CA, which one is the beneficiary?

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a. lender

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8
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A charge based on the loan amount that is collected as compensation by the lender for processing the loan is called:

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c. a loan origination fee.

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9
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The practice of purchasing real estate using a small amount of your own money and a larger proportion of borrowed funds is called:

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b. leverage.

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10
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The interest rate the borrower is actually paying (including interest, points, and loan fees) is called the:

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b. effective interest rate.

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11
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With a qualified mortgage, which ensures that borrowers have the ability to repay the loan, the total debt ratios must be 43% or less and cannot exceed:

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a. 3 points.

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12
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A loan for which the payments are usually the same each month for the life of the loan is a(n):

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b. fixed-rate mortgage.

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13
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What occurs when monthly installment payments are insufficient to pay the interest accruing on the principle balance, so that the unpaid interest must be added to the principle due?

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c. negative amortization

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14
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With which loan product can the borrower receive monthly installments, or a lump sum, and the loan is usually only due and payable if the borrower discontinues occupying the property?

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b. reverse mortgage loan

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15
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The nation’s largest investor in residential mortgages on the secondary mortgage (trust deed) market is:

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c. Fannie Mae (FNMA).

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16
Q

Which of the following federal acts allows loan applicants who have data collected to see their files?

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d. The Fair Credit Reporting Act

17
Q

Some government backed loans only insure or guarantee loans. Which of the following actually is a direct lender of funds?

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c. Cal-Vet

18
Q

The SAFE Act stands for the:

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b. Secure And Fair Enforcement Mortgage Licensing Act.

19
Q

A mortgage broker with a DRE MLO endorsement is required to keep “Mortgage Loan Disclosure Statements” on file for:

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c. three years.

20
Q

Charging more than the legally allowed percentage of interest is called:

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c. usury.