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Fully Amortized Loan

balance is zero at the end of the loan

Amortized

pay back a loan in periodic payments that includes principal and interest.

Partially Amortized Loan

principal and interest do not pay off the entire loan

Balloon Mortgage

Partially Amortized Loan

Nonamortized Loan

periodic interest payments are made to the lender but no part of the payment is applied to the principal balance.

Term Mortgage or Straight Mortgage and Construction Loan

Nonamortized Loan

Construction Loan

borrower receives the money in stages and must secure long term financing to pay off the balance when the construction is complete.

Index are tied to the ARM

is reviewed at the adjustable period and used to compute the new rate

ARM Adjustable rate mortgage

contains a clause that allow the interest to adjust over the loan term.

Margin used in ARM

charged by the lender & added to the index to determine the interest.

Rate Cap in an ARM

Is the maximum that the interest can adjust in any subsequent adjustment periods

conventional loans

real estate loans that are not insured by the FHA or guaranteed by the VA
equity

the market value of a property less the debt against it.
impound or reserve account

an account into which the lender places monthly tax and insurance payments
loan origination fee

the expenses a lender incurs in processing a mortgage loan
loan to value ratio

a percentage reflecting what a lender will lend divided by the sale price or market value of the property what ever is less.
maturity

the end of the life of a loan
PITI payment
a loan payment that combines principal, interest, taxes, and insurance
PMI

private mortgage insurance; private mortgage insurance sources to insure lenders against


foreclosures loss

point
one percent of the loan amount
UFMIP
up front mortgage insurance premium- one time charge by the FHA for insuring a loan
amortization table
a table that shows the monthly payments required to completely pay off a loan
balloon loan
any loan in which the final payment is larger then the preceding payments

budget mortgage
a mortgage wherein the borrower pays principal, interest, taxes, and insurance in the same payment
discount points
a charge by the lender that will allow them to sell the loan in the secondary market at a discount

funding fee
a charge by the VA to guarantee a loan
loan balance table
shows the principal still owning during the life of the loan