Chap. 13 & 14 Flashcards

(17 cards)

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Interest paid in advance one point equals 1% of the loan amount for the borrower and increases the yield for the investor approximately 1/8%

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Discount point

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The interest or value an owner has in property over and above any indebtness.

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Equity

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Any financing instruments by which real estate is used as a security for a debt. thus can take the form of either a lien or a deed of trust
Document that pledges to the lender as a security or collatoral for a debt

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Mortgage

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The written promise or agreement to repay a debt in definte installmets with interest the mortgagor executes one or more of these to reflect the amount of the debt

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Promissory note

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What clauses are in the promissory note?

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  1. Acceleration clause
  2. Prepayment penalty clause
  3. Due on sale clause (alienation clause)
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If borrower defaults the lender has the Right to accelerate the maturity of the day to declare the entire debt plus unpaid interest and costs

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Acceleration clause

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A charge imposed on a borrower who pays off the loan principal early this penalty compensates the lender for the interest and other charges that would otherwise be lost due to payments made ahead of schedule

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Prepayment penalty clause

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A provision in the mortgage that states that entire balance of the note is immediately due and payable if the mortgagor transfers the property(sells it)

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Due on sale clause

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Foreclosure procedures

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  1. Judicial foreclosure (sold by court ,sufficient public notice)
  2. Nonjudicial foreclosure (gives trustee power to sell property and use the proceeds to repay debt)
  3. Strict foreclosure (not used in NC)
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A loan that is not backed-that is made,insured,or guaranteed by any gov. agency
Lender bears all risk

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Conventional loan

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A loan insured by the federal housing administration and made by an approved private lender in accordance with FHA regulations

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FHA LOAN

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Includes not only the real estate but also all fixtures and appliances installed on the premises
“Condo units”

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Package loan

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Covers more than one parcel of land and usually used to fiancé subdivision developments
-partial release clause

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Blanket mortgage

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13
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Used as a method of refinancing real property or financing the purchase of real property when am existing mortgage cannot be prepaid
“Buddy system”

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Wraparound loan

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14
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Requires that when a loan is secured by a residence, lenders inform borrowers of the true cost of obtaining credit, advertising cannot discriminate

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Truth in lending, regulation Z

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15
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What does the seller pay?

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Commission 
Deed prep fee
Excise tax
Recording fees to clear title 
Courier fee
16
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A debit to a buyer is a _____ to a seller; a _____ to a seller is a ____ to a buyer

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Credit,debit,credit