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RESIDENTIAL LOANS
comprise over 2/3 of the mortgage loan market.
EQUAL CREDIT OPPORTUNITY ACT
limits info that may be required in an application.
LOAN APPLICATION
offers info for qualification of both the borrower and the property.
CREDIT SCORING
a method of giving a default probability number based on an individuals credit record.
PRODUCTION-RELATED INCOME
commissions, bonuses, etc.
ASSURED INCOME
wages, salary, etc.
LIABILITIES
If liabilties excessive, an applicant can be rejected.
ASSETS
unlike commercial loan, residential apllicants need not show substantial assets to qualify.
WILLINGNESS TO PAY
can be the cause of loan rejection.
CREDIT REPORTS
a report giving the credit history on an individual or company; it reveals previous debt payment experience as well as other identifying data.
FAIR CREDIT REPORTING ACT
consumers rights
PERCENTAGE GUIDELINE METHOD
considers an apllicants monthly liabilities in 2 seperate categories and measures each amount against the applicants effective income.
RESIDUAL METHOD
1.gross income 2.tax liabilities 3. shelter expenses 4. other monthly obligations 5. residual income 6. cost of living expense
INCOME RATIO METHOD
1. shelter expenses 2. other monthly payments 3. income ratio
CONFORMING LOAN
A conventional loan that meets the requirements of either freddie mac or fannie mae.