Motivations (Borrower) -
Motivations (Borrower) -
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Original Loan Amount or Current Loan Balance is?
Principal in Loan -
Original Loan Amount or Current Loan Balance
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L______
Increase of Rate of Return - Using Borrower’s Money
Leverage -
Increase of Rate of Return - Using Borrower’s Money.
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Motivated by High Yield**, **Low Risk and Good Security
The Lender -
Motivated by High Yield**, **Low Risk and Good Security
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Promissory Note -
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P_______ N____
States:
Promissory Note
States:
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Mortgage or Trust Deed -
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Level Payments of Principal and Interest Only
Amortized - P&I
Level Payments of Principal and Interest Only
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“One Payment” is Larger than Monthly Payments. May be Partially Amortized with Last Payment being a Baloon.
Balloon Payment -
“One Payment” is Larger than Monthly Payments. May be Partially Amortized with Last Payment being a Baloon
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PITI Payments - Principal, Interest, Taxes and Insurance are called?
Budget -
PITI Payments - Principal, Interest, Taxes and Insurance
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Str_____ Loan aka Int___ Term Loan/T____ Loan -
Interest Only Payments. Principal Due at End of Loan
Example: Construction loans.
Straight Loan aka Interim Loan/Term Loan -
Interest Only Payments. Principal Due at End of Loan
Example: Construction Loan
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Principal Only Payments (Amoritized) and Interest Added to Loan Balance.
Negative Amortization -
Principal Only Payments (Amoritized), and Interest Added to Loan Balance
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Payments on Real Estate Loans:
Are They Paid in Advance or in Arrears?
Arrears -
Payments on Real Estate Loans“Paid in Arrears.”
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Type of Loan that is Insured by Federal Housing Admin, HUD
FHA Loan -
Insured by Federal Housing Admin, HUD
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Guaranteed by the Dept of Veteran’s Affairs
VA Loan -
Guaranteed by the Dept of Veteran’s Affairs
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Made by Lending Institutions but Without Government Guarantee or Insurance.
Conventional Loan -
Made by Lending Institutions but Without Government Guarantee or Insurance.
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Buyer has Insufficent Down Payment, and Seller becomes Lender (Seller CarryBack Financing)
Purchase Money Loan -
Buyer has Insufficent Down Payment, and Seller becomes Lender (Seller CarryBack Financing)
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W________ Loan -
Wraparound Loan -
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In this Loan, Rate Adjustments are Tied to
Adjustable Rate Loan (ARM) -
Rate Adjustments Tied to:
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Loan Secures More than One Property.
Blanket Loans -
Loan Secures More than One Property
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P______ Loan -
Loan includes Items of Personal property. (Refrigerator, Range, etc)
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Package Loan -
Loan includes Items of Personal property. (Refrigerator, Range, etc)
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O___ E__ Loan -
Allows Borrower to Borrow More Funds in Same Loan. (Example: Home Equity Line of Credit - HELOC)
Open End Loan -
Allows Borrower to Borrow More Funds in Same Loan. (Example: Home Equity Line of Credit - HELOC)
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Con________ Loan aka Interim Loan
Construction Loan aka Interim Loan -
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T____-O___ Loan -
To Pay-Off Construction Loan - Buyer Takes Long Term Financing or Permanent Loan.
Take-Out Loan -
To Pay-Off Construction Loan - Buyer Take Long Term Financing or Permanent Loan.
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