CHAPTER 13: Types of Mortgages and sources of Financing Flashcards
Two categories of mortgage loans
1) Conventional Loans
- Are NOT insured or guaranteed by a government agency.
- Requires LENDER to assume the FULL RISK of default
2) Nonconventional Loans
- Includes FHA-insured and VA-guaranteed loans
- Requires smaller down payment
- Govt provides some risk to the lender
4 features of Conventional mortgage loans
1) Interest rate is negotiated between lender and borrower
2) Assumption not allowed (due-on-sale clause)
3) Prepayment clause allows borrowers to prepay principal
4) Down payment and must meet loan to value ratio
What is used to qualify for a conventional mortgage loan?
Total Obligations Ratio (TOR) must not exceed 36%
Amortized mortgage
- Debt is GRADUALLY paid and extinguished by regular period payments. (CONSTANT)
- Entire loan is paid off at the end of the loan term
Three factors needed to calculate a mortgage amortization
1) Loan amount
2) Interest rate
3) Monthly payment (principal and interest rate only)
Adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM)
Financing technique lenders use to raise or lower the interest rate using a predetermined index
Negative amortization
When mortgage payments are NOT LARGE ENOUGH to cover interest expense
Partially Amortized mortgage loan
- Single final BALLOON payment for unpaod balance at the end
- Regular payments do not completely pay off the loan at the end of the term
Three economic tools that influence money supply
1) Open market operations
-Feds➡️purchase securities ⬆️Money supply ⬇️interest
➡️sell securities ⬇️Money supply ⬆️interest
2) Discount Rate- Interest charged to banks for borrowing $ from the Fed Reserve
⬆️Increased ⬇️Loans ⬇️Money Supply
⬇️Decreased ⬆️Loans ⬆️Money Supply
3) Reserve Requirement (LAST RESORT)
⬆️Increased ⬇️Money Supply ⬆️interest
⬇️Decreased ⬆️Money supply ⬇️interest
Which agencies are primarily involved in the SECONDARY market
Federal Agencies
🔵Freddie Mae
🔵Genni Mae
🔵Freddie Mac
Truth in Lending Act
🔵Enforced by the Federal Reserve (Regulation Z)
Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA)
🔵Enforced by Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Mortgage loan originator
🔵Accepts mortgage loan applications
🔵Negotiates new or existing terms of mortgage loans for lender or borrower
🔵LICENSE IS REQUIRED
VA qualifying ratio
(TOR) cannot exceed 41%
Loan application process (hint 4)
- Credit evaluation and credit scoring
- Qualifying ratios
- Qualifying the property
- Preapproval and prequalification