Mortgage Lending Overview Flashcards

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FHA Mortgages

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Home loans that the banks provided but insured by the FHA so banks would not incur loses if borrower defaulted. Allowed 20% downpayment and longer term mortgages

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FHA created loan programs where the loans were fully _____

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Amortizing (level payments allowed the loan to be paid in full at the end of the loan term.)

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3
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Freddie Mac’s automated underwriting system:

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Loan Product Advisor

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Fannie Mae’s automated underwriting system:

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Desktop Underwriter

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Housing Expense ratio must be below ___ for conventional loans?

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Acceptable ratios must be below 28% or .28

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Housing Expense Ratio Formula

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(Total Housing Expense) / (Gross Monthly Income) = Housing Expense Ratio

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Total Debt-to-Income Ratio must be below ____ for conventional loans?

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Acceptable Debt-To-Income ratios must be below 36% or .36

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Debt-to-Income Ratio

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(PITI + long term debts) / (Gross Monthly Income) = Debt-to-income Ratio

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9
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A complete application includes the following:

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  • Borrower’s name
  • Gross Monthly income
  • Social Security number to obtain a credit report
  • Address of the subject property
  • Estimate of the value of the property
  • Loan amount applied for
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10
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4 C’s of underwriting:

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  • Credit history of the borrower, which indicates the borrower’s willingness to repay debt
  • Capacity to repay the loan, which includes income and employment history
  • Cash assets, which are available to close the mortgage
  • Collateral, which evaluates the value of the home being purchased or refinanced
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