Chpt 14, Real Estate Financing Flashcards

1
Q

The lender in a mortgage loan

A

Mortgagee

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2
Q

The act of signing a loan instrument

A

Executing

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3
Q

A borrowers personal pledge to repay a debt according to agreed upon terms

A

Promissory note

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4
Q

The pledge of a property as security for payment of a loan without actually surrendering the property itself

A

Hypothecation

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5
Q

A financing instrument that conveys bare legal title on behalf of a beneficiary, but no right of possession

A

Deed of trust

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6
Q

A charge for the use of money

A

Interest

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7
Q

The act of charging interest in excess of the maximum legal rate

A

Usury

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8
Q

A charge imposed by lenders to adjust for the difference between a loans interest rate and the yield an investor demands

A

Discount points

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9
Q

The part of a financing agreement that gives the lender the right to declare the entire debt due and payable immediately on default

A

Acceleration clause

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10
Q

Percentage of the loan amount charged to borrower for the costs of generating a loan

A

Loan origination fee

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11
Q

The part of a financing agreement that requires the lender to execute a satisfaction or release when the note has been paid in full

A

Defeasance clause

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12
Q

A provision in a financing agreement that permits the lender to declare the entire debt due immediately in the event the property is sold

A

Alienation clause

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13
Q

A devise by which one lender agrees to change the priority of its loan relative to another lender

A

Subordination agreement

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14
Q

A legal procedure in which property pledged as security is taken from the borrower to satisfy the debt

A

Foreclosure

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15
Q

A document by property is transferred to the lender by mutual agreement rather than by mutual agreement rather than by lawsuit

A

Deed in lieu of foreclosure

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16
Q

A borrower’s option of reinstating a defaulted debt prior to the foreclosure sale by paying the amount due

A

Equitable right of redemption

17
Q

A right established by state law that permits a defaulted borrower to recover property within a limited time after a foreclosure sale

A

Statutory right of redemption

18
Q

A procedure for obtaining the unpaid balance of a debt where the foreclosure sale does not generate sufficient funds

A

Deficiency judgement

19
Q

Idea that a mortgage is purely a lien in real property

A

Lien theory

20
Q

Concept that the borrower actually gives legal title to the lender (or other party) and retains equitable title

A

Title theory

21
Q

A borrowers legal status on a deed of trust

A

Trustor

22
Q

Fee that a borrower pays on any payment made ahead of schedule (if allowed)

A

Prepayment penalty

23
Q

The lenders legal status on a deed of trust

A

Beneficiary

24
Q

On a deed of trust, a third party who holds the deed as security for the loan

A

Trustee

25
Q

The borrower in a mortgage loan clause

A

Mortgagor