General - Chapter 9 Lesson 2 Flashcards
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Financing problems (two groups)
backed by fed gov and aren’t
Conventional financing
doesn’t require gov backing, made to serve those who have established credit, saving, and low debt. Offered by priv mortgage lenders.
Federal Housing Administration
created by National Housing Act of 1934 to help housing industry recover from Great Depression, part of HUD, insures loans made by approved lenders
Loans for qualified vets are…
guaranteed by fed gov through Veterans Benefits Administration, part of Department of Veterans Affairs
Qualifying standards for FHA-insured and VA-guaranteed are…
more flexible than conventional
FHA requires a ____ down payment
3.5%
down payment can be made from…
non-repayable gift
Mutual Mortgage Insurance Plan
FHA’s insurance program
for all FHA insured loans must pay
upfront mortgage insurance premium
FHA insured loans, what’s added to monthly payment
annual MIP
FHA prop requirments
property eligibility, occupancy, property conditions (appraised), and maximum mortgage amount
VA-guaranteed loans are for…
eligible veterans who have been honorably discharged or are currently serving on active duty
Unlike FHA, common for veteran to obtain VA-loan with no…
down payment
primary requirement to be approved for VA loan is borrower’s…
military eligibility
Lenders may not close VA loan without…
certificate of eligibility issued by the VA
who else may be eligible for VA loan
spouses of veterans who died in active duty, MIA, or POW (if not remarried)
Credit history
record of recent debts and debt repayment that details how a person has paid credit accounts in the past and whether there have been late payments
Underwriter
An individual who evaluates a loan application to determine its risk level for a lender or an investor; the final decision maker on a loan application.
Credit scoring
determining the creditworthiness of potential borrowers
FICO
organization that summarizes a credit report into 3 digit number, FICO score, that many lenders use to consider the level of risk in providing a loan to a borrower
What does a FICO score consider?
number of open accounts
total credit limit
types of credit
length of credit history
total amount of debt outstanding
number of late payments in the past 30, 60, 90
presence of adverse public records
number of recent credit inquiries
reestablishment of positive credit history after past payment problems
tri-merged credit report
consolidates data from the three credit bureaus to provide single credit score
Qualifying standards considered in underwriting
housing expense ration, total debt to income ratio