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mortage

a type of loan for a residence or property paid over a term

typically 15 or 30 years

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borrower (mortgagor)

the person taking out the mortgage

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lender (mortgagee)

usually a bank or other financial institution

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fixed rate mortgage

interest remains the same “fixed” for the life of the loan

life of loan = term

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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

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principal

the amount of money that is borrowed for the mortgage

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interest

a financial charge for the use of the lenders money, calculated by using an interest rate (similar to a credit card)

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closing costs

costs incurred by the buyer during the mortgage process

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down payment

the amount of the purchase price that the buyer is paying upfront

  • price of home - down payment = mortgage amount

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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

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pay stubs - recent

  • document an employee receives attached to the paycheck

  • provides current salary, tax, benefit information

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W2 forms

  • reports an employees annual wages and the withheld from his or her paycheck

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no doc mortgage

  • program in which income and assets aren’t disclosed on the loan application and employment isn’t verified

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home appraisal

  • estimation of a home’s market value by a licensed appraiser

  • based on comparable recent sales of homes in the neighborhood

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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

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property liens

legal claim on real estate granting the holder a specified amount of money upon the sale of the property

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loan origination fee

one time fee charged by lenders for the services involved in setting up and processing a loan

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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

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term

the length of the loan

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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

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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

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closing costs are ____% of costs of the house

2-5

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buying contingent

a condition that must be satisfied before a contract is binding

  • home inspection passes

  • appraisal is correct

  • mortgage approval

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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

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recommended conservative formula

3x’s your family income with 20% down

if someone makes $100,000

  • 300,000

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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

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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

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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

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