Module 10Buying a home and Mortgage financing Flashcards
Mortgage Financing
Traditional way of borrowing money to buy a home
Home Mortgage
Real estate loan with monthly payment that may go up or down according to changes in the interest rate
Mortgage
Transfer of interest in a property to a creditor as a security for payments of a debt, after which borrower gains “right of redemption”
Right of redemption
Right to reclaim clear title of a home
First Mortgage
Original mortgage on a home
Second Mortgage
Uses the equity of redemption as a collateral
Principal
The amount of money that is being borrowed
Amortization
Gradual retirement of a debt by means of a partial payment of the principal at regular intervals
Amortization Payment
Time period necessary to completly retire the debt through scheduled repayment of the principal
Blended Payment
Payments are leveled payments comprising both interest and principal
Term
The actual lenght of time that the money is loaned at a particular rate of interest
Maturity date
Final date in the term of the mortgage
Conventional mortgage
Loan that does not exceed 75% of the appraised lending value of the property
High Ratio Mortgage
Loan that exceeds 75% of the appraised value of the property. Under the national Housing Act, high ratio mortgage must be insured
Foreclosure
Remedial court action taken by a mortgagee when the mortgager defaults on the mortgage