Quiz Ch. 62-67 Flashcards

1
Q

A ___________ imposes an additional charge if a mortgage payment is not received by the lender when due or within a grace period.

A

late charge provision

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2
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_________ is the minimum grace period allowed for a private lender secured by an owner-occupied single family residence (SFR), even if the homeowner agrees to a shorter grace period, or no grace period is agreed to.

A

Ten days

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3
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An owner of real estate who wants to pay off principal on a debt before it is due may be levied an additional charge by the lender, called a:

A

prepayment penalty.

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4
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A _______ is any final payment on a note which is an amount greater than twice the amount of any one of the six regularly scheduled preceding payments.

A

balloon payment

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5
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Notice of a final/balloon payment needs to be given to the buyer or current owner ________ before its due date.

A

90 days

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6
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The ______ is the preferential method used to impose a lien on real estate.

A

trust deed

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7
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The ________, such as a lender or carryback seller, is the entity entitled to the perormance of the promised activity referenceed in the trust deed as the purpose for obtaining the security.

A

beneficiary

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8
Q

When the lender enteres into an agreement with both the buyer and seller for the buyer’s assumption of the loan and release of the seller’s liability, this is known as a:

A

novation.

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9
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The occurance of an event which triggers due-on enforcement automatically allows the lender to call the loan, also known as:

A

acceleration.

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10
Q

The due-on clause is triggered not only by a transfer using a standard grant deed, but by a lease with a term over:

A

three years.

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