Finance Flashcards

1
Q

An instrument which pledges real property as a collateral for a loan is know as a:

A

Mortgage

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2
Q

A default on a mortgage may be declared by the lender if the mortgagor fails to pay:

A

Principal and interest

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3
Q

A partially amortized loan had a:

A

Ballon payment

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4
Q

A purchase money mortgage is characterized by the fact that:

A

Title passes at closing

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5
Q

The clause in a mortgage which allows the lender to declare the entire balance of the loan due and payable immediately if there is default is referred to as the:

A

Acceleration clause

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6
Q

The right of the property owner to redeem title to real property after a tax sale is called:

A

Statutory right of redemption

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7
Q

Currently, a homeowner who sells his/her home and is not married is entitled to a federal capital gain exemption of up to ______________ every two years.

A

$250,000

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8
Q

The owner’s interest in the value of real property, which is usually reflected as the difference between the market value and the balance due on the mortgage note is called:

A

Equity

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9
Q

In “lien theory” states, at closing, title to real property which has been financed by way of mortgage goes to:

A

The mortgagor

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10
Q

The secondary mortgage market refers to:

A

Corporations or governmental agencies which buy mortgages

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11
Q

An FHA loan:

A

Is insured by the FHA, but paid for by the buyer.

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12
Q

A method of selling real estate whereby the buyer takes possession and pays for the property while the seller retails the title is a:

A

Land Contract

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13
Q

Private mortgage insurance is usually required when:

A

The loan-to-value ratio exceeds 80%

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14
Q

What a buyer assumes an existing mortgage:

A

He/she takes primary personal responsibility for the debt.

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15
Q

Mortgage insurance on an FHA loan is designed to protect the:

A

Lender

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16
Q

Funds for FHA loans are provided by:

A

Qualified institutional lenders

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17
Q

A lender might make an FHA or VA loan rather than conventional loan because of the:

A

Lower risk

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18
Q

If a mortgage specifies a balloon payment:

A

The final payment is larger than pervious payments.

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19
Q

The clause calling the entire balance due and payable if the property is sold is called a(an):

A

Alienation clause

20
Q

Subordination means to:

A

Waive priority of a lien to another lender

21
Q

To be valid and enforceable, a mortgage must be:

A

In writing

22
Q

Alienation clause is also referred to as the:

A

Due-on-sale clause

23
Q

To obtain a VA loan, it is necessary to have a:

A

Certificate of eligibility.

24
Q

The purchase of FHA mortgage insurance is:

A

Required on all FHA loans.

25
Q

The typical mortgage loan that a homebuyer receives from a lender, which is not a guaranteed or insured by the government, is a:

A

Conventional loan

26
Q

A veteran who has obtained a VA loan from a lender has secured:

A

A government guaranteed loan.

27
Q

Which of the following types of loans generally involve the highest degree of risk for the lender?

A.) FHA
B.) Construction loan
C.) VA loan
D.) conventional loan

A

B.) construction loans

28
Q

What is a mortgage loan that requires monthly payments of $213.75 for 20 years and a final payment of $5,350 called?

A

A ballon mortgage

29
Q

The interest held by a vendee under a contract for deed, installment contract, or land contract is:

A

Equitable title

30
Q

A statement to a borrower, setting forth the amount of the balance unpaid and the interest rate, is called a/an:

A

Estoppel certificate

31
Q

The clause in a mortgage that allows the lender to adjust interest is the:

A

Escalation clause

32
Q

A mortgage that allows for advances to a mortgagor up to a certain maximum is:

A

An open-end-mortgage

33
Q

The most popular home mortgage loan is:

A

A conventional loan

34
Q

A secondary money market entity purchases loans at a discount from primary lender. This is known as:

A

Mortgage warehousing

35
Q

By increasing the amortization period of a load, the:

A

Monthly payment would decrease

36
Q

What is a characteristic of both FHA and VA loans?

A

Absence of prepayment penalties

37
Q

With what type of tax is the term “tax shelter” generally associated?

A

Income

38
Q

What real estate transaction would involve both the buyer and seller being grantors?

A

An exchange

39
Q

The process of pledging something as security without giving up possession is called:

A

Hypothecation

40
Q

A government insured loan is:

A

FHA

41
Q

A government guaranteed loan is:

A

VA

42
Q

A mortgage loan that places a lien on more than one parcel of land is a:

A

Blanket mortgage

43
Q

A mortgage loan that includes both the house and the furniture would be a:

A

Package mortgage

44
Q

The act that requires a credit bureau to give one the right to inspect information in his/her file and correct any errors is known as the:

A

Fair credit reporting act.

45
Q

The national consumer credit protection act is also know. As:

A

The truth and lending act

46
Q

The act covered by regulation Z applies to:

A

Only creditors who regularly extend credit and only advertising promoting credit.