RE-9 Flashcards

1
Q

Any loan made by lenders with governmental guarantees

A

conventional loan

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2
Q

Selling a note for less than the face amount or the current balance.

A

discounting a note

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3
Q

The lender under a mortgage.

A

mortgagee

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4
Q

The interest held by the trustor under a trust deed.

A

equitable title

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5
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Any loan made at the time of a sale, as part of that sale.

A

purchase-money loan

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6
Q

Recorded trust deed containing details that apply to later loan documents.

A

fictitious trust deed

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7
Q

Loan in which the interest rate is renegotiated periodically.

A

renegotiable rate mortgage

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8
Q

The permanent loan that pays off a construction loan.

A

takeout loan

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9
Q

The interest rate stated in the note.

A

nominal or named rate

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10
Q

The seller under a contract of sale (land contract).

A

vendor

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11
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A clause in a loan document describing certain events that would cause the entire loan to be due.

A

acceleration clause

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12
Q

The evidence of the debt.

A

promissory note

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13
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A clause in a loan document that would allow the lender to call the entire loan due upon the sale of the property

A

alienation clause

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14
Q

A note whose interest rate is tied to a movable economic index.

A

adjustable-rate mortgage

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15
Q

A letter that promises to deliver a takeout loan in the future.

A

standby commitment

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16
Q

The liquidation of a financial obligation.

A

amortization

17
Q

The borrower under a mortgage.

A

mortgagor

18
Q

The lender under a deed of trust.

A

beneficiary

19
Q

Something of value given as security for a debt.

A

collateral

20
Q

A security instrument that conveys naked legal title of real property.

A

trust deed