Unit 13 Government Involvement in Real Estate Financing: Practice Flashcards

1
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What role does the Federal Reserve System have on Real Estate finance?

A

Sets monetary policy. Consists of 12 banks, and regulates the flow of money and interest rates.

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What is the primary mortgage market?

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The retail mortgage industry. Lenders that orientate mortgage loans.

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What is the secondary mortgage market?

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The wholesale mortgage industry, sold in pools. Buys the loans from retail lenders, which frees them to originate more loans.

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4
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What are the three components of Real Estate finance?

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1-Government influences, the FED
2-The Primary Market (retail)
3-The Secondary Market (wholesale)

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5
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Who is Fannie Mae?

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Federal National Mortgage Association. Buys conventional, FHA, and VA loans. Semi-Private corporation. Buys mortgage backed securities.

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Who is Freddie Mac?

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Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, buys primarily conventional loans.

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Who is Ginnie Mae?

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Government National Mortgage Association, owned by the government part of HUD. Administers special assistance programs and guarantees investment securities issued by private off errors.

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8
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What are conventional loans?

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Nongovernment loans, usually 80% LTV.

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9
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What is PMI?

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Private Mortgage Insurance, a buyer purchases to insure the lender that in the event of default the lender will recover its money on the top portion.

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What is an FHA loan?

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A government insured loan that requires 3.5% down payment.

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What is MIP?

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Mortgage Insurance Premium, an up front charge made at closing, it can be financed, there is another annual charge billed monthly.

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12
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What is a VA loan?

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A loan guaranteed by department of veterans affairs.

Zero Points for
1-Vet receiving disability related to service
2-a Vet who is entitled to disability from service if hasn’t received retirement or active duty pay
3-surviving spouse of Vet who died in service from service connected disability.

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13
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What is a purchase money mortgage?

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Owner financing. The execution of a note and mortgage at the time of purchase. Seller records the mortgage, typically a junior loan.

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14
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What is package loan?

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Loan that includes real and personal property.

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15
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What is a blanket loan?

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A loan that covers more than one parcel or lot. Can be used to consolidate loans, or subdivisions. Uses a partial release clause when individual lots are sold.

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16
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What is a wraparound loan?

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Allows a borrower with an existing mortgage, to obtain additional financing, without paying off the first.

17
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What is an open-ended loan?

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It secures a note, and protects the lender on future advances. Usually a fixed limit. Interest on first draw fixed then depends on market.

18
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What is a construction loan?

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Used to finance a construction of improvements. (Short-term)

19
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What is a sale and leaseback?

A

The seller sells the property then leases the property for a period of time as tenant.

20
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What is a buydown?

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A way to temporarily or permanently lower interest rates on a mortgage or deed of trust. Upfront fee at the time of closing.

21
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What is regulation Z?

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The Truth in Lending Act, used when debt is secured by a residence. Must have full disclosure on all fees and charges for a loan. And provide the APR.

22
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What is a triggering terms?

A

Terms that directly relate to other financial terms which require disclosure.

23
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What is the 3-day right of recession?

A

The right for a consumer to rescind the loan by notifying the lender. Does not apply to owner occupied residential purchase money or first mortgage.

24
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What is Farmer Mac?

A

Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corporation privately owned and traded secondary market for agricultural and utilities loans. Portion guaranteed by USDA.

25
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What is a CRV?

A

Certificate of Reasonable Value based on VA Appraisal and establishes ceiling for VA-gauranteed loan.

26
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What is a creditor?

A

Anyone who lends more 25x a year or more than 5x a year if it includes a house.

27
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What is the ECOA?

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Equal Credit Opportunity Act in gaining credit can’t discriminate Race, Color, Religion, National Origin, Sex, Marital Status, Age, and People who receive public assistance.

28
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What is RESPA?

A

Real estate settlement procedures act. Full disclosure to buyer and seller to all costs related to transaction.

29
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What is the CRA?

A

Community Reinvestment Act requires financial institutions to help meet need for affordable housing.