Chapter 8 - Real Estate Finance: Loans Flashcards

1
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promissory note

A

an IOU, a promise to repay, and the evidence of the debt. It is a negotiable instrument.

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2
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interest

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rent paid for the use of money (capital).

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3
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usary

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charging an interest rate that is in excess of the state established legal limits.

ie. a usarious rate

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4
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simple interest

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The interest charged on most real estate loans is ____.

-interest paid only on the principal owed

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5
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compound interest

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the interest computed on the principal and any unpaid accumulated interest

Usually paid in saving account

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6
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prime rate

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the rate charged by commercial banks to their most credit worthy customers.

ie. A Paper loans

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7
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discount rate

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the rate charged by the Federal Reserve Bank to the member banks

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8
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Fact: Promissory Note

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The manner in which the loan is repaid is described in the terms of the promissory note.

Some notes are interest only and some aare amortized.

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9
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interest only loan

straight loan

term loan

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A loan that calls for the payment of the interest only until the maturity date when the entire principal is due and payable

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10
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amortization

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the liquidation of a finanacial obligation through regular installments of principal and interest

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11
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partially amortized installment note

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regular, level payments on the principal and interest during the term of the loan.

The last installment, called a balloon payment, is much larger than the other payments

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12
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balloon payment

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the last installment on a partially amortized installment note

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13
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fully amortized note (level payment loan)

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a loan with a fixed interest rate and level payments for the life of the loan.

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14
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biweekly payments

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the borrower makes 26 payment (pays 13 months worth) and will pay less interest because the loan term is shortened.

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15
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adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM)

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mortgage in which the interest rate is tied to a movable economic index

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16
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ARM Term

Index

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ARM Term

Econmic indicator used to calculate interest-rate adjustments

17
Q

ARM Term

Qualifying Rage

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ARM Term

Discounted initial interest rate, often a teaser rate that is below a fully indexed rate.

18
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ARM Term

Margin

A

ARM Term

Number of percentage points the lender adds to the index rate to calculate the ARM interest rate at each adjustment

19
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ARM Term

Peridic Cap

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ARM Term

Caps that limit the interest rate increase from one adjustment period to the next

20
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ARM Term

Lifetime Cap

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ARM Term

Caps that limit the interest rate increase over the life of the loan

21
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ARM Term

Payment Cap

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CARM Term

Caps that limit how much the monthly payment may change, either each time the pament changes or during the life of the mortgage.

____ may lead to negative amortization

22
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SECURITY INTRUMENTS

What are the three common security intruments

A

SECURITY INTRUMENTS

  1. Deed of Trust
  2. Mortgage
  3. Contract for Deed (Seller Financing)
23
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SECURITY INSTRUMENTS

Collateral, or security

A

SECURITY INSTRUMENTS

is property pledged or hypothecated by the borrower as security for a loan

24
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DEED OF TRUST

How many parties are there to a Deed of Trust?

What are they?

A

DEED OF TRUST

3

  1. Borrower (Grantor)
  2. Lender (Beneficiary)
  3. neutral third party (Trustee)
25
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SECURITY INSTRUMENT - DEED OF TRUST

Deed of Trust

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SECURITY INSTRUMENT - DEED OF TRUST

a security intrument that conveys title of real property from a trustor (borrower) to a trustee (neutral third party) to hold as security for the beneficiary (Lender) for payment of a debt

26
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SECURITY INSTRUMENT - MORTGAGE

How many parties are there to a Mortgage?

A

SECURITY INSTRUMENT - MORTGAGE

2

  1. Mortgagor (Borrower)
  2. Mortgagee (Lender)
27
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SECURITY INSTRUMENT - MORTGAGE

What is a mortgage?

A

SECURITY INSTRUMENT - MORTGAGE

a security intrument that hypotecates the borrower’s property as collateral for a promissory note.

28
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satisfaction of mortgage

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upon final pament and on demand, the mortgagee signs a ____ that the debt is satisfied

29
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MORTGAGE

Lien Theory State

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MORTGAGE

States that view a mortgage as merely a lien against the property are called ___

30
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MORTGAGE

Title Theory State

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MORTGAGE

Those state that recognize the lender as the owner of the property are called ___

31
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MORTGAGE

Intermediate Theory States

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MORTGAGE

the lender can take possession of the mortgaged real estate on default in a ____ Theory state

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