RE Study 2 Flashcards

1
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PITI

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Principal; interest; taxes; insurance

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2
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Loan to Value

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Amount of loan as percent of purchase price

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3
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Promissory Note

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Borrower’s promise to repay

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4
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In Arrears

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Payments made at end of a period

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5
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In Advance

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Payments made at the beginning

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6
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Usury

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Interest in excess of max allowed loan

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7
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Discount Points

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Increases lender’s yield; 1% of borrowed amount NOT purchase price

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8
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2 Parts of Mortgage Loans

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Debt itself; security for the debt

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9
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Hypothecation

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Debtor retains right of possession and control while creditor receives equitable right

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10
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Satisfaction of Mortgage

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Document issued when mortgage is paid in full

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11
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Lien Theory

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States that mortgagor retains legal and equitable title that serves as a security

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12
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Deed of Trust

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Conveys naked title (title w/o right of possession)

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13
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Acceleration Clause

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Assists lender in foreclosure; entire balance due immediately

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14
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Assumption of Mortgage

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Buyer assumes the mortgage and agrees to take over the debt

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15
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Alienation Clause

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Prevents future purchaser from assuming the loan

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16
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Straight Loan

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Interest only payments then paid in full

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17
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Amortized Loan

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10-30yrs interest and principal; each payment first goes to interest and then principal

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18
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Adjustable Rate (ARM)

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Interest fluctuates throughout loan life

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19
Q

Negative Amortization

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Loan under water

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20
Q

Growing Equity Mortgage

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Mortgage payments increase based on income

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21
Q

Judicial Foreclosure

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Sold by courts

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22
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Non-Judicial Foreclosure

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Power of sale clause; no court; used when borrower fails to cure

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23
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Strict Foreclosure

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No sale; court gives property to lender

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24
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Deed In Lieu of Foreclosure

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Mutual agreement between parties; hand property back over; no court

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25
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Deficiency Judgement

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Sale of the property doesn’t cover the debt

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26
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Short Sale

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Sale of property for less than what is owed

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27
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FHA

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Neither builds nor lends loans but insures them

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28
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Package Loans

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Covers furnished properties (ie new builds)

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29
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Blanket Loan

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Covers more than one lot

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30
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Regulation Z

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Truth in Lending Act (TILA); requires creditors to inform borrowers the true cost of obtaining financing

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31
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Community Reinvestment Act (CRA)

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Lenders must invest in the communities in which they’re located

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32
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Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA)

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Ensures the seller and buyer are fully informed of all costs related to closing

33
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Closing

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Title is transferred in exchange for payment

34
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TILA-RESPA

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Know before you owe

35
Q

Loan Estimate Form

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This form must be provided 3 days after loan application is submitted

36
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Closing Disclosure

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Itemizes charges for buyer and seller; borrower must receive 3 days before closing

37
Q

Home Loan Toolkit

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This form must be provided as part of the loan application

38
Q

Mortgage Disclosure Improvement Act

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Prevents consumer from receiving a low interest loan at initial application and then at settlement the lender charges more

39
Q

Closing Statement

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Accounting of the parties’ debits and credits

40
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Prorations

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How allowances are allocated between the parties

41
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Accrued Items

A

Buyer credits

42
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Prepaid Items

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Seller credits

43
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Lien

A

Charge or claim against property

44
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Types of Liens

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“VISE”; voluntary, involuntary, statutory, equitable

45
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General Lien

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Affects all property; judgements and taxes

46
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Specific Lien

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Secured by specific property; vendor and mechanic’s liens

47
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Priority of Liens

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First to record, first in right

48
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Ad Valorem Tax

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According to value; specific; involuntary and statutory

49
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Assessment

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Based on sales prices of comparable properties

50
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Tax Rate

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Expressed in mills; a mill is $0.001; 10 mills in a penny

51
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Special Assessment

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Charge to fund public improvements

52
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Mechanic’s Lien

A

Construction loan

53
Q

Judgement

A

Decree issued by a court

54
Q

Appraisal

A

Opinion of value based on supportable evidence and approved methods

55
Q

Title 9 FIRREA

A

Requires a licensed appraiser for homes of 250k or more

56
Q

Broker’s Price Opinion

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Less expensive than appraisals and used by lenders working w/ home equity lines

57
Q

Value

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Determined by “DUST”; demand, utility, scarcity, transferability

58
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Market Value

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Most probable price that property should bring in a market sale

59
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Market Price

A

Asking offer, sales price

60
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Cost does not equal…

A

Market value

61
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Principles of Value

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Anticipation, conformity, change, contribution, competition, highest and best use

62
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Plottage

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Value of 2 adjacent lots may be greater if combined

63
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Assemblage

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Act of combining 2 lots under one owner

64
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Regression

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Lavish home in modest neighborhood

65
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Progression

A

Modest house in lavish area

66
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Net Operating Income

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Gross income minus operating expenses

67
Q

Capitalization Rate

A

NOI divided by sell price

68
Q

Leasehold Estate

A

Tenant’s rights are for a term

69
Q

Estate for Years

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Estate for a definite period; no notice required for termination

70
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Estate from Period to Period

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Lasts an indefinite time; month to month

71
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Estate at Will

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Indefinite; continued until either party terminates

72
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Estate at Sufferance

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Tenant stays past allowed time

73
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Nondisturbance Clause

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Tenants are not affected if landlord defaults

74
Q

Gross Lease

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Tenant pays fixed rent and some or all of utilities

75
Q

Net Lease

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Tenant pays rent plus most or all of expenses

76
Q

Percent Lease

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Used for businesses; minimum fixed rent plus a percentage of income

77
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Graduated Lease

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Rent increases at set future dates

78
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Index Lease

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Increased or decreased rent based on changes in consumer price index

79
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Constructive Eviction

A

Landlord is negligent and tenant can vacate/breach the contract