GMK Flashcards
Mortgagee
Lender
Mortgagor
Borrower
COE
Certificate of Eligibity for VA loans
YSP
Yield Spread Premium- Profit broker makes when selling loans above par
SRP
Service Release Premium- Profit the lender makes when selling the loan on the secondary market
GPM
Graduated Payment Mortgage aka 2/1 buy down
HECM
Home Equity Conversion Mortgage AKA Reverse mortgage
VOE
Verification of employment
VOM
Verification of Mortgage
VOD
Verification of Deposit
VVOE
Verbal Verification of Employment
DD214
Discharge papers showing snapshot of military tenure
CRV
Certificate or Reasonable Value (appraisal for VA loan)
NOV
Notice of Value (appraisal for VA loan)
AE
Automated Endorser- AUS for VA loan
AUS
Automatic Underwriting System
LTV
Loan to Value (Loan amount divided by Value of Property)
DTI
Debt to Income, (Monthly housing expenses divided by Gross Monthly Income
DTI for VA Loan
41%/41%
VA funding fee for regular military
2.15% for first time 3.3% for subsequent use
VA funding fee for Reserves or National Guard
2.4% for first time 3.3% for subsequent use
DTI of USDA loan
29%/41%
PITIA
Principle, Interest, Taxes, Insurance, Association
What are the Flood Insurance Types?
Zone A and Zone V
CRA
Consumer Reporting Agencies
What are the three CRA?
Equifax, Transunion, Experian
GSE
Government Sponsored Enterprise
FNMA
Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae)
FHLMC
Federal Home Loan Mortage Corporation (Freddie Mac
GNMA
Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae)
Non-Conventional Loans
FHA, VA, USDA
Types of Conventional Loans
Conforming and Non-Conforming
Conforming Loans
Fannie and Freddie
Non-Conforming Loan
Jumbo, Subprime, Alt-A
Standard Loan Limit
$484,350
High Balance Loan Limit
$726,525
Jumbo Loan Limit
$726,526 - $2,000,000
TLTV
Total Loan to Valve
HLTV
High Balance Loan to Value (synonymous with TLTV)
DTI of Conforming Conventional Loan
28%/36%
DTI of FHA Loan
31%/43%
HELOC
Home Equity Line of Credit
HEL
Home Equity Loan
Piggy Back Loan
80/20 or 80/10/10 2nd lien to avoid PMI
Rate and Term Refinance
When the borrower wants to change either the interest rate or length of term of existing mortgage
Cash Out Refinance
When the borrower is looking to convert some of the equity in the home into cash. Increase LTV
Front End DTI
PITIA divided by Gross Monthly Income
Back End DTI
PITIA + Non-Cancellable Debt divided by Gross Monthly Income
Mortgage Lenders and Banks…
Lend own money
Mortgage brokers…
Arrange loans they lend against other banks money
Mortgage servicer…
Collect mortgage payments
MLO
Mortgage Loan Originator; Takes application, negotiate rates and fees for compensation
Processor and Underwriters
Perform Clerical and Support Duties
Processors can…
Can discuss loan conditions and ask for documentation
Underwriters can…
Make the decision on the loan (Approve of Deny); Assess the risk of the application
Rental/Vacation loans must have…
Minimum 85% LTV and 6 months reserve PITIA
What is the MAX LTV for cash out on a Conforming Conventional Loan?
80%
What is a mortgage?
A mortgage is a written instrument using real property to secure repayment of a debt
Mortgage lending is based on what factors
Credit Based Lending and Layered Risk (LLPA)
What is a Hard pull and Soft Pull?
Hard pull is a credit check from all 3 credit bureau;
Soft pull is a credit check from 1 credit bureau
What are the 4 C’s?
Credit, Collateral, Capacity, Capital
What are conforming loans?
Fannie and Freddie
What are conventional loans?
Fannie and Freddie
What are non-conforming loans?
Jumbo, Subprime, Alt-A
What are non-Conventional loans?
FHA, VA, USDA
What is a traditional loan?
30 year FIXED
What is the standard loan limit?
$484,350
What is a High Balance loan limit?
$726,525 (150%)
What are the different occupancy type?
Owner Occupied, Second Home, Investment property/Non-Owner Occupied
What are loan transaction types?
Purchase, Rate and Term, Cash Out Refinance, and Streamline(FHA)/ IRRRL (VA)
What is an escrow?
Impound account for Realestate taxes and insurance premiums
NMLS/R
Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry
SRR
State Regulatory Registry
CSBS
Conference of State Bank Supervisors
AARMR
American Association of Residential Mortgage Regulators
“Person”
an individual, corporation, business trust, estate, LLC, ETC.
“Individual”
a natural person
ABA
Affiliated Business Arrangement
ABA
Affiliated Business Arrangement
MSDS
Mortgage Servicing Disclosure Statement
ISDS
Initial Servicing Disclosure Statement
PENCIL
P.roperty address E.stimated value of property N.ame of Borrower C.redit or SSN# I.ncome L.oan amount
ABC
Agriculture, Business, and Commercial
Finance Charge Rate
APR
What is an encumbrance?
A claim against real property that is held by someone who is not the legal owner
What is a voluntary financial encumbrance?
Mortgage, HELOC,HEL, Bridge
What is an involuntary financial encumbrance?
Tax lien , HOA, Mechanic’s Lien
What is a physical encumbrance?
Easements (ex. Telephone Pole, fire hydrant)
Public or private restrictions (ex. driveway, sidewalk, stairway
Encroachment (ex. fence, tree, shed)
What are the different appraisal approaches?
C.S.I.
Cost Approach, Sales Approach, Income Approach
What is a sales approach appraisal?
Appraising based on similar local home sales in area, 3 within 1 mile SOLD in last 12 months
What adjustments can be made on a sales approach appraisal?
10% per line item
15% net adjustment
25% gross adjustment
What is a promissory note?
The promise to repay the loan, mortgage, deed of trust
What is Reconveyance?
When the borrower pay off their mortgage and the lien is released. Clear title is be re-conveyed back to the borrower
What is Conveyance?
when your transfer ownership from one party to another (ex. when you sell your property)
What is Hypothecation?
Giving up ownership without giving up possession
What is Loan Modification?
Permanent change in the terms of a loan
What is Forbearance?
Temporary agreement where the borrower pays a reduced amount while also not paying past due amount (interest does accrue)
What is a Late Payment Clause?
Most lenders allow up to a 15 day “grace” period
What is a Due on Sale Clause?
If you sell the home, Then you must payoff the outstanding balance AKA Alienation Clause
What is Acceleration Clause?
Gives the lender the ability to accelerate the loan (pay in full) if the borrower defaults on the loan