Real Estate Math Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Landlords base rents on what criteria?

A
  • Rental market
  • Type of property
  • Geographic location.
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What formula would you use to calculate profit (or loss) ?

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Selling price minus Original cost

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What formula would you use to calculate % of Profit ?

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Profit divided by Original Cost

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What formula would you use to calculate Profit Margin ?

*Profit margin is the percentage of selling price that turned into profit.

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Profit divided by Selling Price

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What formula would you use to calculate Simple Interest ?

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Simple Interest = Principal (initial balance) x Interest Rate x Time (years)

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David and his wife are getting a $175,000 loan at 8 percent and will pay 4 discount points. What will the effective interest rate be?

A

8.5%

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Points are paid at closing and are equal to what?

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1% of the loan amount

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Which of the following methods do lenders use to compute the interest on the total amount of the loan for the entire loan term?

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Add-on rate

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If a lender charges two origination points on a $75,000 loan, how much would that cost the buyer?

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$1,500

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John is getting a $95,000 loan at 7.25 percent and will pay 4 discount points. What will the effective interest rate be?

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4 points x 1/8 percent = 4/8 = .50 percent

7.25 + .50 = 7.75 percent

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What is the purpose of Discount Points?

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They are designed to offset any losses the lender might suffer when selling the loan to the secondary mortgage market.

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What is the total simple interest due on the following loan amount, $12,500 at 5.5% for one year?

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$12,500 x .055 x 1 = 687.50

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12
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What is the ratio between borrowed funds and the market value of the property being financed?

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Loan-to-value

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13
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What ratio is calculated based on all of the monthly obligations the borrower has outstanding?

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Debt Ratio

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Which of the following procedures are used to compute the area of an irregular parcel or room?

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divide the shape into regular rectangles, squares, or triangles; compute the area for each figure; then add the areas together to get the total area for the parcel.

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15
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How many square feet in an acre?

16
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When closing on rental property, to do the monthly proration, rents are always paid when?

17
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How is total commission calculated ?

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By multiplying the sales prices by the rate of commission

18
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How is commission rate calculated ?

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By dividing the commission by the price

19
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What are Points ?

A

One-time service charged by the lender to the borrower for making the loan.

20
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What are the two types of Points ?

A
  • Origination points
  • Discount points
21
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What are Origination points ?

A

The points charged by lenders as a means to recover some of the loan origination costs.

*In many cases, a loan officer’s compensation is based on the origination points.

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What are Discount points ?

A

a means of raising the effective interest rate of the loan.

23
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What does a loan-to-value ratio (LTV) do?

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expresses the relationship between a property’s purchase price and its loan amount.

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Profit margin
The percentage of the selling price that turns into profit.
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Interest
- For a buyer: it is the amount paid in return for the use of money. - For a lender: it is the money earned or received from a loan investment.
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Simple interest
Money that is paid only for the amount of principal the borrower still owes.
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Add-on interest
Interest calculated as a percentage of the original loan (principal) rather than on the balance due before each payment.
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Compound interest
The interest computed on the principal amount plus accrued interest.
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Loan to value ratio (LTV)
The relationship between a property’s purchase price and its loan amount.
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Income ratio
Ratio of monthly mortgage payment as portion of monthly income *Establishes the borrower’s capacity to pay the loan by limiting the percent of gross income they spend on housing costs.
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Debt to income ratio
Ratio of the monthly debt payments as a portion of monthly income *Used to determine the borrower’s capacity to repay the money they borrow.
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Front foot
The measure of a property’s frontage on the road or highway or across the front of the property.
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Proration
Process by which expenses prepaid or paid in arrears are divided between the parties at closing