Module 6: Nontraditional/Nonconforming Loans and Financing Flashcards

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Define Permanent Buydown

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When points are paid to a lender to reduce interest rate and loan payment for the entire life of loan.

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2
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Define fully indexed rate

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aka Fully Indexed Rate is the index plus the margin.

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3
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Define Index

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Index is the cost of money determined by different indices

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4
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Define Margin

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  • Margin is fixed percentage of points added to the index and set by the lender
  • Represents the profit margin being made by the lender
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5
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Define Rate Adjustment Period

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The length of time between interest rate changes.

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6
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How are Interest rate caps shown

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As two numbers ie 2/6:

  • First number indicates the max amount the interest rate can increase from one adjustment period to the next (periodic cap).
  • Second number indicates max amount the interest rate can increase during life of loan (lifetime cap)
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7
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Define Hybrid ARM

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  • ARM with an initial fixed-rate period greater than 1 year

- Adjusts regularly for remainder of the loan term.

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8
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Define Conversion Option

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Gives the borrower the right to convert from ARM to fixed-rate

  • Interest rate (initial and converted rate are often higher)
  • limited time to convert (between the first and fifth year)
  • Conversion fee (typically 1%)
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9
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What are ARM Disclosures

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Under Regulation Z of TILA (Truth in Lending Act)

- Required to give CHARM within 3 business days of loan app.

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10
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What notices must be given for ARM Interest rate/payment changes

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  • 60 days notice before an interest rate change that results in a new payment amount
  • 7-8 months disclosure of initial interest rate change
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11
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Define Construction Mortgage

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Interim, short-term temporary loan used to finance construction of improvements and buildings on land

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12
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Define Fixed Disbursement Plan

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Pays % of funds at a set time called Obligatory advances.

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13
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Define Voucher System

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Contractor/borrower pays own bills then submits receipts to lender for reimbursement

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14
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Define Warrant System

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Lender directly pays bills for suppliers and laborers. Borrower makes interest-only payments during construction on advanced funds and lenders collect monthly or escrow at close of loan.

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15
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Define subprime loan

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  • Does not conform to secondary market standards
  • Offered to less than prime credit candidates
  • High interest rates
  • High DTI
  • Low Down payment
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16
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Define layering of risk

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When an underwriter identifies more than one risk factor associated with the mortgage loan

17
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What does a loan expressed as 360/120 mean?

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  • 360 is the term of the loan

- 120 is the month the full payment of loan is due

18
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What does a loan expressed as 30/15 mean?

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  • 30 is the term of the loan

- 15 is the year the balloon payment is due in full

19
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Define Home Equity Loan

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HELOC is a loan secured by a mortgage on one’s principal residence

20
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Define closed-end loan

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fixed amount of money that can be repaid with regular payments over a fixed term

21
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Define open-end loan

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HELOC where borrower is granted a specific credit limit from which to draw and pay back principal.

22
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Define reverse mortgage, and list some examples

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Allows borrower to convert home equity to cash and debt at a cost without selling or paying the lender.

  • Reverse equity mortgage
  • HECM (Home Equity Conversion Mortgage)
  • Creates a “Rising Debt, Falling Equity” scenario
23
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What are the payment options for a reverse mortgage

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  1. Fixed monthly - as primary residence (tenure)
  2. Lump sum
  3. Fixed monthly (term)
  4. LOC - line of credit access as needed.
  5. Combination of of above options
24
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When is repayment due for reverse mortgage?

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When the last surviving borrower:

  1. Dies
  2. Sells
  3. Not living in residence for 12 consecutive months.
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Define Non-recourse Loan
Reverse mortgages repayment of loan cannot exceed the fair market sale price of the home minus reasonable sales expenses.
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Define Purchase money mortgage
Mortgage given by the buyer to the seller for the purchase of real estate aka Seller-held mortgage.
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Define assumption
One party agrees to take over payments of another party's debt with terms of the note(loan) staying unchanged.
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Define Land Contract
Real estate installment agreement where buy pays seller for right to occupy and use property without a deed or title until until a specified portion or all payments made.
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Define Lease/Option
When seller leases property to someone for specified term with option to buy. Comprised of two elements: 1. Lease - contract to pay rent in exchange for possession of real estate. 2. Option - contract giving one party the right to do something within designated time period without obligation to do so.
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Define Lease/Purchase financing
Seller leases property with tenant agreeing to buy the property during or following lease term.
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Define Equity Exchange
Value in one property being traded for value in another property AKA: - Tax-deferred exchange - Tax-free exchange - like-kind exchange
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Define Homebuyer assistance programs
DAP (Down payment Assistance Programs)