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The real estate financing market has the following three basic components |
Government influences The primary mortgage market The secondary mortgage market |
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Maintain sound credit conditions, helps counteract inflationary and deflationary trends, and creates a favorable economic climate |
The federal reserve system |
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Decreases money, flow slows economy, and purchases, slows inflation |
Increasing reserve requirements raises rates |
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Increases money for loans stimulates market increases inflation |
Decreasing reserve requirements lowers rates |
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The short term interest rate charged to a banks largest, most creditworthy customers |
The prime rate |
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The rate charged by the fed when it lends money to its member banks |
Discount rate |
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The fed also has the ability to increase or decrease the supply of money in the market through? |
purchase and sale of securities Raise and lower the reserve requirements and discount rate |
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Is made up of the lenders that originate mortgage loans |
The primary mortgage market |
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is anyone who, for compensation or expectation of compensation, takes a residential mortgage loan by phone or in person |
Mortgage loan originator MLO |
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In addition to the primary mortgage market, we’re loans are originated there is a? In this market, various agencies purchase existing mortgage is from banks and savings associations in assemble. Those mortgages into packages called (blocks or pools). |
Secondary mortgage market |
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Is the government sponsored Enterprise that provides a secondary market for mortgage loans dealing in conventional federal housing administration, (FHA) and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) loans |
Fannie Mae |
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Administer special assistance programs and guarantees mortgage backed securities using FHA and VA loans as collateral A wholly owned government corporation within the department of housing and urban development (HUD) |
Ginnie Mae |
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Is a government sponsored enterprise that provides a secondary market primarily for conventional loans |
Freddie Mac |
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(Also called an interest only loan or term loan) is an nonamortized loan that essentially divides the loan into two amounts to be paid off separately |
Straight loans |
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(Also called an interest only loan or term loan) is an nonamortized loan that essentially divides the loan into two amounts to be paid off separately |
Straight loan |
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(Also called a direct reduction loan) partially pays off both principal and interest |
Amortized loan |
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Front (Term) |
Calculating interest due |
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The most frequently used plan is the? Also called (a level-payment loan) |
Fully amortized loan |
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Generally originate at one rate of interest and fluctuate up or down during the loan term based on some objective economic indicator |
Adjustable rate mortgages (arms) |
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When the periodic payments are not enough to fully amortized loan, by the time, the final payment is due, the final payment is larger than the others. This is called a? |
Balloon payment loans |
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also called a rapid pay off mortgage Uses a fixed interest rate, but payments of principle are increased, according to an index for a schedule |
Growing equity mortgage is (GEMS) |
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allows people 62 or older to borrow money against the equity. They have built in their home. |
Reverse mortgages |
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is one in which the borrower is not held personally responsible for the loan |
Nonrecourse loan |
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Mortgage loans are generally classified based on their? |
Loan- to- value (LTV) ratios |
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LTV ratios |
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Loans are viewed as the most secure loans, because their LTV ratios are often lowest |
Conventional loans |
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One way a borrower can obtain a mortgage loan with a lower down payment is my obtaining? |
Private mortgage insurance |
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refers to a loan that is insured by the agency |
FHA insured loan |
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The (upfront premium) is charged at closing, and can be financed into the mortgage loan |
Mortgage insurance premium (MIP) |
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The department of Veterans Affairs VA is authorized to guarantee loans to purchase were constructed homes for eligible veterans and their spouses |
VA loan |
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The Va also issues a? states the properties current market value based on the VA approved appraisal and place is a ceiling on the amount of a VA loan allowed for the property |
Certificate of reasonable value, (CRV) |
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is a note in mortgage created at the time of purchase when the seller agrees to Finance all or part of the purchase price and consists of a first or junior lien, depending on whether prior mortgage liens exist |
Purchase money mortgage is |
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Includes real and personal property |
Package loan |
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What loan covers more than one parcel or lot? |
Blanket loan |
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Enable a borrow with an existing mortgage or deed of trust loan, to obtain additional financing from a second lender, without paying off the first loan |
Wraparound loans |
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What loan secures a note, executed by the borrower to the lender |
Open-end loans |
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also (called interim financing) is made to Finance the construction of improvements on real estate such as homes apartments and office buildings |
Construction loans |
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is a way to temporarily or permanently lower the initial interest rate on a mortgage or deed of trust loan |
Buydowns |
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Provide a source of funds using the equity built up in a home |
Home equity loans |
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often called (regulation Z) requires that credit institutions inform forwards of all finance charges in the true interest rate before alone is completed |
Truth in lending act (TILA) |
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Specific credit terms, such as down payment monthly payment dollar amount of the finance charge for term of the loan are called |
Trigger terms |
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prohibits lenders, and others, who Grant, or arrange credit to consumers from discriminating against credit applications |
Equal credit opportunity act, (ECOA) |
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refers to the responsibility of financial institutions to help meet. Their communities needs for low income and moderate income housing. |
Community reinvestment act (CRA) |
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Applies to any residential real estate transaction involving a new first mortgage loan |
Real estate settlement procedures act (RESPA) |