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A-5 Chapter 5 Foreclosure, Carryback Documents & Financing > Vocabulary for Foreclosure > Flashcards

Vocabulary for Foreclosure Flashcards

1
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a debt that is not paid

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Default

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lender agrees to accept keys and deed in lieu of foreclosure; allows time to repay the lender; can occur in either mortgage or deed of trust foreclosures; friendly foreclosure

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Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure

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lender allows borrower to hold off payment until they can make the payment; might be used if someone just lost their job and is looking for another; can occur in either foreclosure types

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Moratorium or forebearance

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4
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a soldier cannot be foreclosed upon while being deployed; can occur in both mortgage and deed of trust foreclosures

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Soldiers and Sailor’s Act

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5
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the lender’s right to call the entire loan all due and payable; the minute you are late on a payment, you owe everything at once and this notice is given

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Acceleration

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6
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a deed in lieu of foreclosure is provided, bankruptcy is filed or the property is sold and proceeds pay off the debt

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Ways to stop acceleration

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7
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a lawsuit is filed in court within 90 days of notice of acceleration

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Court Foreclosure Action

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8
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the waiting period between filing suit and a court date

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Equitable period of redemption

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9
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once there is a judgment, this is issued authorizing a sheriff’s sale

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Writ of Execution

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10
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once sold at auction, the purchaser receives this and i now the lien holder but not the owner

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Certificate of Sale

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11
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a 6 month period mandated by law where mortgagor can attempt to redeem the property with a lump sum payment; during this time mortgagor may live in the property

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Statutory Period of Redemption

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12
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a 30 day period where the mortgagor never lives on the property; if tis happens, the statutory period of redemption begins again

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Abandonment

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13
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a deed that is issued after the statutory period of redemption is completed and redemption is not made

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Sheriff’s deed

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14
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extra money after the loan, interest, taxes and attachments are paid

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Excess Monies

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15
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if this occurs, a lender can go after anything in order to recoup its losses (only in certain circumstances) and not on single family residential or duplexes, or properties under 2.5 acres

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Deficiency or Lender’s Loss

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16
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non-judicial foreclosure

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Deed of Trust Foreclosure

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17
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judicial foreclosure

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Mortgage Foreclosure

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18
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following default on a loan, this notice is provided to the trustee that a default has occurred and to begin foreclosure proceedings

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Beneficiary’s Notice

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19
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the trustee initiates foreclosure proceedings under this clause of the deed of trust

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Power of Sale

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20
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the trustee gives constructive notice by signing and recording this notice

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Notice of Sale

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21
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the period between recording the default and the trustee sale, this 90 day period begins where the trustor can get the debt paid; constructive notice and actual notice must be given and the trustees sale can then occur after 90 days

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90- Day Reinstatement Period

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22
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property is auctioned off to the highest bidder who is awarded the trustee’s deed and instant ownership; all cash must be paid by 5:00 the following day

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Trustee’s Sale

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23
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seller “takes bac” the note or part of the note for part of the purchase price

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Carryback

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24
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vendor (seller) extends credit to vendee, permitting buyer to make normal down payment and pay the balance in installments; buyer (vendee) has possession an equitable title ($ they put in and future interest) while seller has legal title; AKA Land Contract

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Agreement for Sale AKA Land Contract

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25
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a mortgage given by a buyer (mortgagor) as part of the consideration for the price; usually carried by the seller; fills a gap between down payment and new first mortgage or assumable mortgage (PMM); mortgagor (buyer) holds title.

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Purchase Money Mortgage

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26
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trustor (buyer) conveys legal title to trustee (3rd party) who holds it as security for beneficiary (seller)

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Trust Deed or Deed of Trust

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27
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a lender that prefers short term customer or construction loans

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Commercial Bank

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28
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a short term loan based on draws during the construction process

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Construction Loan

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29
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real estate loans that are not insured by a governmental agency

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Conventional Loan

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30
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a loan charge in addition to interest that increases the Lender’s yield

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Discount Points

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31
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appraising net present value based on expected future income (in secondary mortgage market)

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Discounting

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32
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like signing over a check, it is a signing over of a lien to a 3rd party (secondary markets);used in assignment of a loan

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Endorsement

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33
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a document used to verify terms and balances of existing leases or loans; certification by the borrower of amount owed and interest rate on a loan

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Estoppel Certificate

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34
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insures deposits for the depositor up to a certain dollar amount

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FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)

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35
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purchases paper in the secondary market from primary lenders

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FNMA (Fanny Mae) Federal National Mortgage Association

36
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insured the deposits of Savings and Loans until recently

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FHLB (Federal home Loan Bank)

37
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determines how much money is in the system and what the discount rate is

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FRB Federal Reserve Board

38
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an action taken by which property used as security is sold to pay the debt

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Foreclosure

39
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a document given to the winner of a tax lien

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Certificate of Purchase

40
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the legal right of the lender through court action to collect from a borrower the remaining debt still owed after foreclosure

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Deficiency or Deficiency Judgment

41
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in trust deed foreclosure, it is the type of notice required where the trustees notice to sell is recorded and published in a newspaper

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Constructive Notice

42
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a copy of the trustees notice is delivered to the borrower (trustor) by egistered mail or by putting notice on door

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Actual Notice

43
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beneficiary (lender) sends to trustee a notice to “wake up” and begin foreclosure proceedings

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Beneficiary’s Notice to Trustee

44
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contract where seller finances buyer’s purchases of realty and retains legal title; vendee has equitable title; also know as Agreement for Sale

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Land Contract AKA Agreement for Sale

45
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a clause in the deed of trust authorizing sale of the property by the trustee when in default

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Power of Sale

46
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occurs in mortgages and not in deed of trust foreclosure

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Judicial Procedure

47
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the party who is holding a note for value and has the protection of law for its enforcement; an entity or person who buys “bad paper” eg Bank of America

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Holder in Due Course

48
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rent paid for the use of money

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Interest

49
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the calculations of all financing charges pertaining to a loan, expressed as an annual rate

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Annual Percentage Rate (APR)

50
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interest paid on interest

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Compound Interest

51
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interest rate the court assigns to those documents that have no specified interest rate

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Legal Rate

52
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minimum interest rate charged by commercial banks to their strongest clients; factors for fluctuation are the demand for new loans and decisions by FRB to increase or decrease money supply

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Prime Rate

53
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interest that is computed only on principal balance

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Simple Interest Rate

54
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a short term loan sometimes called a gap or bridge loan

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Interim Financing

55
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mutual fund that trades in short term debt

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Primary Money Market

56
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lenders who supply funds to borrowers directly

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Primary Mortgage Market

57
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the entities that are sold the “paper” on loans; this creates funds for additional mortgages

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Secondary Mortgage Market

58
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a banker who lends money for mortgages

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Mortgage Banker

59
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like a dating service, this person puts together a borrower and lender and gets paid for the introduction

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Mortgage Broker

60
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a security document given to ensure payment of a note

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Mortgage

61
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the buyer assumes the seller’s mortgage and agrees to pay the debt

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Assumption of Mortgage

62
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the party who gives and is the maker of the security

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Mortgagor

63
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the lender under the mortgage-type transaction who receives the security instrument

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Mortgagee

64
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grantee taking title is not personally liable to the mortgagee for payment of the note; if defaults, can lose the equity and the house but no deficiency payment

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“Subject To” Mortgage

65
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a document that is evidence of a debt; an obligation

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Note

66
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a repayment plan that includes principal and interest the total of which is the same amount

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Level Payment

67
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Lender may adjust the interest on a loan based upon an index

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Variable Rate

68
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a fee charged by the lender for processing a loan

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Origination Fee

69
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a clause in a note that indicates no pre-payment penalty

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“Or More” Clause

70
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a loan repayment record that is consistent

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Seasoned loan

71
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a written promise by a person to pay a debt under the terms of the note

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Promissory Note

72
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the original obligator is relieved of any further loan obligation

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Novation Clause

73
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a written document that when endorsed can be assigned to another

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Negotiable Instrument

74
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an additional charge for paying off a debt before it time

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Prepayment Penalty

75
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a lending term referring to a note and security instrument; note is personal property

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Paper

76
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authorizes holder of junior mortgage to protect that mortgage by curing any default under a prior mortgage; is concerned with default and foreclosure

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Prior Mortgage Clause

77
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requires disclosures of closing costs to buyers and sellers within 72 hours of the loan application; residential up to 4 plex; HUD booklet Settlement Costs and You

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RESPA or Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act

78
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a document issued by a lender bor buyer’s benefit stating the existing loan balance

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Reduction Certificate

79
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a junior mortgage placed on the property to help finance the purchase price; a purchase-money second mortgage is an example

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Secondary financing

80
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an increase in value on a property due to owner’s labor

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Sweat Equity

81
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Truth in Lending Laws apply to residential financing; requires full disclosure of all financing charges; interest rates are expressed in APR

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Truth in Lending - Regulation Z

82
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charging a higher rate in interest than the law allows

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Usury

83
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a line of credit extended by a commercial lender to a mortgage banker; the banker warehouses a number of these loans to be sold later to larger financial institution; as these are sold the mortgage banker earns money over the life of these loans

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Warehousing

84
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seller of a negotiable instrument may not be held responsible for it future payments; investor takes a loss if it goes bad

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Without Recourse

85
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the financial benefit received from an investment

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Yield

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