Chapter 7 Vocab Flashcards
(40 cards)
lease
a legal document that defines the conditions of a rental agreement
manufacture home
a housing unit that is fully or partially assembled in a factory before being moved to the living site
condominium
an individually owned housing unit in a building with several such units
co operative housing
a type of subsidized housing in which half the units have geared - to - income rental prices
non profit co-operative housing
rental housing owned by a community group, religious group , or non profit organization to provide affordable housing
for - profit co-operative housing
rental housing for which members own shares although they do not own the units in which they live
mortgage
a personal loan used to purchase property
gross debt service ratio
monthly shelter costs as a percentage of your gross monthly income
(p+i+t+heat / gross monthly income) x 30-32% = maximum allowable amount to spend on housing
total debt service
your monthly shelter costs plus any outstanding debt payments and obligations as a percentage of your gross monthly income; a ratio used to determine the maximum affordable mortgage payment, mortgage amount, and home purchase price
((p+i+t+h+debt)/ gross monthyl income) x .40% = maximum allowable amount to spend on housing
zoning laws
restrictions on how the property in an area can be used
ammortization
the reduction of a loan a balance through payments made over a period of time
variable rate mortgage
a home loan with an interest rate that can change during the mortgage term due to a changes in market interest rates; also called a flexible rate mortgage
rate cap
a limit on the incr`eases and decreases in the interest rate charged on an adjustable rate mortage
refinancing
the process of obtaining a new mortage on a home to get a lower interest rate
prepayment penality
a charge imposed by the lender if the borrower pays off the loan early
closing costs
fees and charges paid when a real estate transaction is complete; also called settlement costs
title insurance
insurance that, during the process mortgage term, protects the owner or the lender against financial loss resulting from future defects in the title and from other unforeseen property claims not exlcluded by the policy.
deed
a document that transfers ownership of property from one party to another
escrow account
money, usually deposited with the lending instituion, for the payment of property taxes and homeowner’s insurance
appraisal
an estimate of the current value of a property
Two types of charges in Mortgage
conventional charge
collateral charge
conventional charge
registered for the actual amount of mortgage loan - the amount you borrow
collateral charge
registered for the actual amount OR greater amount than the amount of the loan
Why would anyone want a collateral charge for mortgage?
may allow for access to additional funds through future loans or other credit agreements that can be secured by the existing collateral charge