Chapter 4 (Interest Rates & Fixed Rate Mortgage Loans) Flashcards

1
Q

There is a ___ to borrow money.

A

cost

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2
Q

There is a ___ to invest.

A

required return

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3
Q

if investors expect inflation, ___ must be added to the rte they require

A

interest rates

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4
Q

the higher the risk the higher the ___

A

return

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5
Q

What is the interest rate formula for a mortgage?

A

It =R1 + F1 +P1

R1 = real rate (risk free)
F1 = inflation rate (expected)
P1 = risk premiums
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6
Q

risk that borrowers will default on obligations to repay interest and principal

A

default risk

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7
Q

the uncertainty about what interest rate to charge when a loan is made

A

interest rate risk

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8
Q

the risk that the loan will be prepaid when interest rates fall below the loan contract rate

A

prepayment risk

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9
Q

securities that can be easily sold and resold in well established markets will require lower premiums than those that are more difficult to sell

A

liquidity risk

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10
Q

risk associated with mortgage lending that also may result in a premium; can refer to changes in the regulatory environment in which markets operate

A

legislative risk

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11
Q

the process of loan repayment over time

A

amortization

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12
Q

loan payment pattern used most extensively in financing single family residences and, to a lessor extent, income-producing properties such as multifamily apartment complexes and shopping centers

A

constant payment mortgage loans

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13
Q

lender has interest rate risk

A

fixed rate

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14
Q

borrower has interest rate risk

A

adjustable rate

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15
Q

the pay rate will exceed the accrual rate; the monthly payments will exceed accrued interest by an amount sufficient to pay the accrued interest due each month and fully repay the loan by the maturity date

A

fully amortizing loan

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16
Q

the borrower and lender agree that, like the fully amortizing loan, the pay rate will result in a payment that will exceed accrued interest, but not by as much as the payment for the fully amortizing loan

A

partially amortizing loan

17
Q

the pay rate will equal the accrual rate

A

zero amortizing loan (interest only loan)

18
Q

borrowers and lenders agree that the pay rate will be less than accrual rate

A

negative amortizing loan