Key Content (Ch. 4) 9% Flashcards

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Owners

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Invest in real estate for shelter and income (long term capital growth)

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Lenders

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Invest in mortgages based on the real estate’s value as security

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Purchasing Power

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Home buyers ability to purchase property funded by mortgage money based on 31% of their gross income

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Preferred method to used to impose a ____on real estate

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Lien

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Lien gives lender or carryback seller right to____ on real estate if borrower defaults

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Foreclose

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Trust deed identifies the following parties in the mortgage transaction;

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Borrower/owner (trustor)
Middle man (trustee)
Lender/carryback seller (beneficiary)

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Trustor

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Voluntarily encumbers their property with the trust deed lien.

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Trustee

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(bank) Holds the power of sale to auction the property

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Beneficiary

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(backs trustee) Benefits from the trust deed lien encumbering the property

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FRM

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Fixed Rate Mortgage; note with a fixed interest rate.

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Periodic Payments

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Monthly payments

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ARM

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Adjustable Rate Mortgage; calls for periodic adjustments to the interest rate

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GPM

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Graduated Payment Mortgage; payments increase periodically by predetermined amounts until the payment fully amortizes the principal over remaining life of mortgage (interest rate fixed)

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AITD note

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All-inclusive Trust Deed note (aka a wraparound/overriding note); calls for buyer to pay the carryback seller constant monthly installments of principal and interest.

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SAM

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Shared Appreciation Mortgage; calls for buyer to periodically pay interim interest at fixed rate, then when the principal balance is due, to further pay the mortgage holder additional interest

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Reconveyance

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When a debt secured by a trust deed lien on real estate has been fully paid and the lien is removed from title

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LTV

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An LTV of 80% required buyer to put a minimum down of 20%. Anything greater than 80% requires a PMI

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Formal Assumption

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Between the mortgage holder and the buyer

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Subject-to-assumption

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Between the seller and the buyer

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Federal Housing Administration

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FHA insured mortgage; insures lenders against loss for the full mount of a mortgage.

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VA Mortgage Guarantee

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The VA mortgage guarantees program assists qualified veteran of their surviving spouses to buy a home with zero down payment.

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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

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government sponsored enterprises designed to help facilitate home purchases for low to moderate income buyers.

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Federal Programs

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FHA
VA
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

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State programs

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CAlHFA
CalVet
HCD

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Califronia Housing Agency
has several first time buyer assistance programs, 30yr FRM, and with low interest rates
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California Department of Veteran Affairs
provides vets with a mortgage at a rate generally blow market, low monthly payments and flexible credit standards.
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California Department of Housing and Community Development
funds local public agenies and private entities which produce affordable housing for rental or ownership.
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RESPA is administered and enforced by the____
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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TILA-RESPA Intergrated Disclosure(TRID) replaces previous required ____ of settement costs and _____
Good faith estimate(GFE); Truth-in-Lending Act (TILA)
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Usury Law
Limits the inteerest rate on non-exempt real estate loans to the greater of 10% or the discount rate charged by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Fransisco, plus 5%
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Usury laws apply only to a _____ or the _______ on a money loan. Thus seller carryback notes are not covered by usury law.
loan of money; forbearance of payment
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When applying for a mortgage, a buyer has several types of lenders to choose from including the following;
``` Portfolio Lenders (banks, thrifts, credit unions) Institutional Lenders (insurance companies) Warehousing Lenders (bankers who resale the mortgage in secondary market) ```
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Institutional lenders often originate mortgages for immediate sale in a process called _____
warehousing
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A mortgage holder may foreclose on a property in two ways;
Judicial foreclosure aka sheriff's sale | Non judicial foreclosure aka trustee's sale
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Judicial Foreclosure under ___law
mortgage law
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Non Judicial Foreclosure under ___ provision
power-of-sale
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In completion of a Judicial Foreclosure the successful bidder is issued a ______
certificate of sale
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Bidder cannot become owner of foreclosure home until ____expires
redemption period
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A property owner of a foreclosure home has ____months after the sale to pay off entire debt and costs.
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Non Judicial Foreclosure process has 3 stages;
Notice of Default(NOD)-recorded and mailed Notice of Trustee's sale(NOTS)-recorded and mailed Trustee's sale-auction occurs, followed by execution of trustees deed
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After an NOD is recorded and prior to 5 business days before the trustee's sale, the owner is able to terminate the foreclosure by paying;
Delinquent amounts due aka reinstatement or | Entire amount due aka redemption
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In a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure only a _____must sign
owner of property