Course Exam Review Flashcards

1
Q

True or False:

**PMI goes with Conventional Loans and MIP goes with FHA loans?

A

TRUE

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PMI

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Private Mortgage Insurance- Conventional Loans - Only if you put less than 20% down

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MIP

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Mortgage Insurance Premium- FHA Loans ( doesn’t go away)

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4
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A formal assessment of value:

A

An Appraisal

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5
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Informal assessment of value?

A

CMA or BPO

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6
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True Or False:

Market Value is and ESTIMATE of Value. Market Price is a FACT.

A

TRUE

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Market Value

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An opinion of value, an ESTIMATE. ( Ex: Appraisals, CMA’s, BPO’s)

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8
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Market Price

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FACTS. What homes have actually sold for.

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9
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The process of combining two lots together:

A

Assemblage

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10
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Pottage

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RESULT or VALUE of combining (assemblage) two lots together.

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11
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Which survey system uses monuments and benchmarks?

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Metes and Bounds

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MONUMENTS ON A SURVEY

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Tress, rocks, and other things you are describing as you walk the property.

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13
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Benchmark- Survey Metes and Bounds

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Starting point of the survey

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14
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3 Approaches of Value used by appraisers

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  1. Cost Approach
  2. Income Approach
  3. Sales Comparison Approach
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15
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Sales Comparison Approach

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Used by Appraisers on 1-4 Family Properties & Land

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16
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Cost Approach

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Used by Appraisers if their are no Comps.
** ONLY approach where the Appraiser uses depreciation. **

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17
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Income Approach

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Used if property is bringing in Income ( 5 units or more)

18
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3 types of Depreciation:

A

Physical, Functional, Economical

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Physical Depreciation

A

Normal wear and tear

20
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Economical Depreciation

A

Factors outside of the property bringing the value down

21
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Functional Obsolescence Depreciation

A

Old fashion- out of style

22
Q

Escrow Agent

A

The entity that is holding escrow money ; EX: title company or Attorney

23
Q

Truth in Lending laws were created to protect:

24
Q

Fannie Mae is known as:

A

Federal National Mortgage Association

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PITI
Principal, Interest, Taxes, Insurance
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Formula for the COST METHOD appraisers use is:
Land + New Construction Cost- Depreciation
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The Trustee in a Deed of Trust will:
Foreclose on the property in the event of default
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Deed of Trust:
Mortgage; Includes the Mortgagee (Lender), the mortgagor (Borrower), the trustee (entity for foreclosure/ release lien once paid in full)
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The right to redeem a property after a mortgage foreclosure is called:
Equitable Redemption
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Statutory Redemption:
Tax Foreclosure ( 2 years if you have filed your homestead/ 6 months if no homestead)
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Last step for a valid Deed:
Delivery and Acceptance
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Who signs the deed?
The Grantor (Owner) .. The Grantee (buyer) DOES NOT sign the deed
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A mortgage that contains personal property?
Package Mortgage
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Blanket Mortgage:
Mortgage that covers more than one property
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Mortgage Banker
Originates, in- house, can sometimes sell
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Mortgage Broker:
Middle man; sell your mortgage on secondary mortgage market;
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Due on Sale Clause:
Alienation
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Acceleration Clause:
Upon a certain event the whole note is Due.
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A. Leasehold Estate is the Same as a :
A Non- Freehold Estate
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A definite start date and end date defines this kind of lease:
Estate for Years