CH 5 - Financing Flashcards
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What’s a straight term mortgage?
an interest only loan
What’s a loan with a fixed payment over a set term (conventional)?
a fully amortized mortgage
What’s a partially amortized mortgage?
series of payments followed by a balloon payment at maturity
a 10 year loan, with a 30 year amortization schedule, and a balloon payment at the end of 10 years is a __________
partially amortized mortgage
What type of loan has its interest rate tied to an economic index and can be periodically adjusted?
adjustable rate mortgage (ARM)
What type of loan has 80% LTV (at the lowest) and requires PMI if LTV is higher than 80%?
conventional mortgage loan
age requirement for a Reverse Annuity Mortgage (RAM)
62 or older
to qualify for a RAM, you must
be 62 or older and own your home
What is an open-end mortgage?
permits borrowing additional money in the future without refinancing the loan
What is a sub-prime loan?
borrower who could not qualify for a prime loan
What generally prevents a wrap-around mortgage?
the due-on-sale clause
How does a wrap-around mortgage work?
it’s like a man-in-the-middle attack… the wrap-around lender creates a new mortgage for the borrower, takes his payments and then remits payment to the original lender (assumes the loan)
What is negative amortization?
interest only, but the payment doesn’t cover all interest due
Explain a package mortgage.
allows the borrower to finance real and personal property together
Explain a blanket mortgage.
developer finances a large tract of land, as he sells off lots, the lots drop from the loan
Contract for Deed (installment land contract)
seller keeps title until debt is paid off, owner financed
Purchase Money Mortgage
title passes to the buyer at time of agreement, another type of owner financing
Two types of seller/owner financing
- purchase money mortgage
2. contract for deed
Difference between primary market lenders and secondary mortgage market?
Primary market lenders make loans; secondary mortgage market buys loans from primary market
The FHA functions like a ___________
an insurance company, insuring loans
FHA-insured loans only require __ % down
3% down or less
VA will guarantee a max of ___ % of a home loan up to $______
25% up to $104,250
Who can assume a VA loan?
anyone
Under what circumstances will the VA loan up to 100% of the purchase price?
As long as the purchase price isn’t more than the Certificate of Reasonable Value