financing Flashcards
(50 cards)
Privately insured loans
conventional loans
depending on the buyers credit score, the buyer may obtain a conventional loan for up to ___ % of the property’s appraised value.
97
The borrower’s mortgage insurance protects the lender agianst loss on the upper _ to _ % portion of the loan.
20 to 25
PMI Insurance premiums are made a part of the
borrower’s payments
as property values rise and the LTV ratio becomes 80% or less,
the PMI insurance may be dropped.
allows for payments of interest only with a lump sum balloon payment of principal at a stop date
term or straight
payment of some principal and interest with a larger than normal final payment
partially amortized
Regulates the flow of money through member banks by controlling reserve requirements and discount rates.
Federal Reserve System
Deposits are insured by the FDIC for up to ____ per depositor.
250,000
Prefer short term loans but have been significant participants in residential mortgage lending.
commercial banks
prefer long term commercial, industrial loans, seek equity position in projects financed and are regulated by state law.
life insurance companies
originate loans for other lenders but do not service loans.
mortgage brokers
may lend its own money and or serve as a broker.
mortgage banker.
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Adjustable rate mortgage loans
Loan on a home using the equity in the home as collateral for the loan, which is generally a line of credit.
Equity loan
Loans to borrowers with a weakened credit history who have a greater likelihood of default. The lender compensated for greater risk by charging higher fees and interest rates than those on traditional loans.
Subprime loans
A loan that exceeds the maximum loan limits is _____ and is known as a ___ loan
Nonconforming; jumbo
A loan that does not conform to the standards established by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.
Nonconforming loans
The seller of the real estate provides financing for the sale by taking back a secured note in the form of a purchase money mortgage, contract for deed, or land contract.
Seller/owner financing
Primary market and sources of financing.
The money market.
Money may be viewed as a means of payment, storehouse of purchasing power, standard of value. Money market is regulated by the FED, who regulates the flow of money through member banks by controlling reserve requirements and discount rates.
Primary money market; federal reserve system.
Our nations fiscal manager.
US treasury
Principal function a to promote thrift and home ownership.
Savings and loan associations
Interest rates float with the open market; the borrower finances up front premium of 1.75% based on 1.35% of the mortgage for the life of the loan.
FHA insured loans