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mortage
a type of loan for a residence or property paid over a term
typically 15 or 30 years
borrower (mortgagor)
the person taking out the mortgage
lender (mortgagee)
usually a bank or other financial institution
fixed rate mortgage
interest remains the same “fixed” for the life of the loan
life of loan = term
adjustable rate mortgage “arm”
interest rate is generally fixed for a period of time
after that, it will periodically adjust up or down
adjusted annually or monthly
example: 5/1 ARM
principal
the amount of money that is borrowed for the mortgage
interest
a financial charge for the use of the lenders money, calculated by using an interest rate (similar to a credit card)
closing costs
costs incurred by the buyer during the mortgage process
down payment
the amount of the purchase price that the buyer is paying upfront
price of home - down payment = mortgage amount
equity
the difference between the value of the home and what you owe on the mortgage loan
every payment = equity increases
borrow equity from your own house
improvements
freedom to do what you want with your property
pay stubs - recent
document an employee receives attached to the paycheck
provides current salary, tax, benefit information
W2 forms
reports an employees annual wages and the withheld from his or her paycheck
no doc mortgage
program in which income and assets aren’t disclosed on the loan application and employment isn’t verified
home appraisal
estimation of a home’s market value by a licensed appraiser
based on comparable recent sales of homes in the neighborhood
home title
document that gives evidence of legal ownership of property
title search
examination of public records to determine and confirm a property’s legal ownership
property liens
legal claim on real estate granting the holder a specified amount of money upon the sale of the property
loan origination fee
one time fee charged by lenders for the services involved in setting up and processing a loan
point
it is interest that you prepay at closing
also called prepaid interest
reduces your apr
the amount of reduction in apr varies daily depending on market conditions
cost of 1 pt = 1% of mortgage
term
the length of the loan
escrow
a financial agreement where a neutral third party (escrow agent) holds funds or assets on behalf of two parties until specific conditions are met, ensuring a secure transaction
pmi - private mortgage insurance
insurance policy designed to protect the lender from any default by the borrower
pay if you don’t put 20% down
loan to value ratio (mortgage/home value)
ends once 20% is covered
added to mortgage payment
try to avoid paying PMI
closing costs are ____% of costs of the house
2-5
buying contingent
a condition that must be satisfied before a contract is binding
home inspection passes
appraisal is correct
mortgage approval
mortgage payment p.i.t.i.
mortgage payment typically consists of:
principal
interest
taxes
insurance
bank puts taxes and insurance in escrow account and pays it for you
money goes into account until bill needs to be paid
recommended conservative formula
3x’s your family income with 20% down
if someone makes $100,000
300,000
foreclosure
process of taking possession of a mortgaged property as a result of the mortgagors failure to pay
bank will take over the house
short sale
sells house “short” of what you owe but better than bank owing
lease
a legally binding contract that explains the obligations and rights of both the tenant and landlord
defines:
term (length)
deposits
monthly rental amount
responsibilities (landlord & tenant)
fines, fees, charges
renters insurance
inexpensive policy vs. the benefits you receive
covers your stuff inside the apartment
fire, theft, vandalism
covers alternate living arrangements if apartment becomes uninhabitable (i.e. fire, flood, etc.)
may protect if someone gets hurt in your apartment
known as liability
$50,000 coverage about $25 a month