Section 5 - Chapter 15 Flashcards
a mortgage is:
a voluntarily lein on real estate
the borrower is:
the mortgagor
the lender is:
the mortgagee
In title-theory states:
mortgagor gives legal title to mortgagee but retains equitable title
in lein-theory states:
mortgagor/borrower holds both legal and equitable title
defeasance clause:
stipulates that the title must be released back to the borrower when debit is repaid in full
acceleration means:
asking for debit to be repaid in full upon borrower defaulting
mortgages have how many parts?
2 parts; the debt itself and the security for the debt
hypothecation is:
process of giving debtor possession and control while creditor receives underlying equitable right in the property
promissory note is:
borrower’s personal promise to repay the debt
interest is:
the charge for use of money
usury is:
charging interest in excess of the maximum rate allowed by law
discount points are:
1% of the loan amount
deed of trust:
3-party instrument for a mortgage; conveys naked title (title without right of possession). deed given to trustee, the third party.
beneficiary
the lender in a deed of trust situation
trustor:
borrower in a deed of trust situation
satisfaction of mortgage is:
release of the title to the buyer
PITI stands for:
principal, interest, taxes, and insurance; recurring components of a borrower’s monthly loan
novation is:
seller becomes free of original loan when house is sold
alienation clause is:
when property is sold, lender may declare entire debt due immediately or buyer assume loan at current market interest rates
subordination agreements does:
changes priority of mortgage or deed of trust liens
under a land contract:
buyer (vendee) agrees to make a down payment and monthly loan payments directly to seller
foreclosure:
when property pledges as security is sold to satisfy the debt
type of foreclosure:
non-judicial (no court action), judicial (sold by court order), strict (property goes directly to lender)
deed in lieu of foreclosure
alternative to foreclosure
short sale is:
lender accepts less than the amount owed on the property
equitable right of redemption
after default but before foreclosure, payment is made and so get the property back