Section 16: CA Real Estate Math Flashcards
What’s included in a total debt ratio? (aka. debt-to-income ratio, back-end ratio)
all recurring (or installment) debt that will last longer than 10 months, such as monthly mortgage, car, credit, and loan payments
total debt ratio equation
( total of monthly debt obligations / monthly gross income ) x 100
What’s included in the housing ratio? (aka. front-end ratio)
monthly housing obligation (principal, interest, taxes, insurance) and homeowners or condo association fees
housing ratio equation
[ ( Principal + interest + taxes + insurance + association fees ) / monthly gross income ] x100
loan-to-value (LTV) ratio
the amount being borrowed compared to the value of a property (either the appraised value or sales price– whichever is LESS)
LTV ratio equation
(amount financed / property value) x100
loan origination fee
fee(s) charged by a lender for processing or originating a loan
loan origination fee equation
loan amount x origination rate
*** 95% = 0.95
principal
the actual amount borrowed
interest
the cost of borrowing money from someone else
term
the amount of time over which a loan will be repaid
payment
most mortgage loans are paid off using monthly installments (or payments); usually include Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance (PITI)
amortization
the process of paying off a loan over time