Chapter 13 - Sources of Financing Flashcards
Primary Market
Where lenders originate loans and make funds available to borrowers
Savings and Loan Assocations
Primary source of residential real estate loans
Disintermediation
- The result create when lenders are required to pay high rates of interest for deposits while receiving long-term income from low-interest rate mortgage loan
- Results when depositors take money out of their saving accounts and invest directly in government securities, corporate bonds and money market farms
Life insurance companies
- Not federally regulated but they are state regulated
- Source of money is the premiums paid by policy holders
- Long-term investing
-Channel funds into government and corporate bonds and real estate - Do not invest in personal property loans
Secondary Market
A market in which mortgage loans can be sold to investors
- Provides a way for a lender to sell a loan
Participation Loans
- One that requires interest plus a percentage of the profits
- Provides insurance company with more inflation protection than a fixed rate of interest
Mortgage Companies (Mortgage Bankers)
- A firm that makes mortgage loans and then sells them to investors - Will continue to service the loan
Mortgage Broker
One who brings together borrowers and lenders
- Does not lend money
- Mortgage broker’s fee is expressed in points
Municipal Bonds
- A Source of home loans that in turn is financed by the sale of municipal bonds
- Borrowers pay interest free from federal income tax
- Accept lower rate of interest
Basic functions of a Computerized Loan Origination (CLO)
1) Provides information on current mortgage loan terms and loan types available on the market
2) Coveys loan application information electronically
3) Monitors the loan approval process so that practitioners can check on the progress of the loan application at any time
Private Investors
- Commercial banks, Savings & Loans, Pension plans, Trust funds and other investors who are looking for low risk, long term returns on their investments
Investment Pools or Poolers
Looking for more security in their investment
Primary Investors
1) The pure portfolio purchasers who are looking for the initial investments with an attractive return
2) The poolers who are looking for longer-term more stable returns
Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA) aka Fannie Mae
- Buys mortgage loans from smaller banks or credit unions and guarantees these loans on the mortgage market for low and median-income borrowers
-Standardized the terms of adjustable rate mortgages it will purchase
Mortgage Backed Securities
- Agency guarantee repayment home seller program
- Secondary market for sellers who carry back mortgages
- A plan whereby the FNMA will buy mortgages from home sellers
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (FHLMC) aka Freddie Mac
- Deal Primarily in conventional mortgages
- Increases the availability of financing for residential mortgages
Participation Certificates (PCs)
- A certificate representing an undivided interest in a Freddie Mac Pool
- Popular investment for Saving & Loan Associations, Pension funds, and other institutional investors looking for high yield investments
- Individuals who can meet the $25,000 minimum can invest
Government National Mortgage Association (GNMA) aka Ginnie Mae
Best known for mortgage back securities (MBS)
—Guarantees timely repayment of privately issued securities backed by pools of these mortgages
- Government guarantee of repayment
- Limited to HUD/FHA, VA and certain other loans
Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corporation (FAMC) aka Farmer Mac
- Separate agency within Farm Credit System
- Purchase loans directly from originators
- Issue it own 100% guarantee securities
Farmer Mac Qualifications
- Home cost no more than $100K
- Located in a rural community with a population less than 25,000
- LTV ratio less than 80%
Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (DMBA)
Organizations = Conduits
- Originate commercial and multifamily housing loan
Automated Underwriting System
- Computerized system for loan approval communication between a loan originator and the investor
Desktop Originator/Desktop Underwriter (DO/DU) Government Underwriting Service
Fannie Mae
- Used by broker or practitioner to submit info to lender
DO/DU
Used by lender to submit application directly to FNMA