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Chapter 13 - Types of Mortgages & Sources of Financing
Chapter 13 - Types of Mortgages & Financing Sources
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Real Estate & Planning
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05/01/2013

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Ammortization Schedule

Definition

Payment#               Rate    Monthly Payment    Principal Loan Balance

 50,000 x .12         12%       $514.31                            50,000

         12

 

  514.31                                                                        50,000

-500.00                                                                         -14.31

= 14.31                                                                        49,985.69

 

49985.69 x .12/12    514.31 - 499.86                         49985.69 - 14.45

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3 Types of Morgages

Definition
  1. FHA - 1934, part of HUD. FHA doesn't make loans, it insures them
  2. VA - 1944, to assist military vets, little or no downpayment, low rates
  3. Conventional - any loan that is not insured or guaranteed by and agency of the government.
Term

FHA LOANS

Definition
  • 1936 to upgrade housing standards and promote home ownership and sound lending practices
  • 203(b) FHA section is the original program for insuring loans
  • 3.5% downpayment required from borrower either cash or gift or loan from relative.
  • Max Loan to Value percentages: <50k, 97.5%   >50k, 96.5%
  • Loans are in $50 increments rounded to lower increment
  • UFMIP, AMIP - UFMIP paid at closing, AMIP paid monthly. refund available if paid off during the first 5 years
  • default results in lender reimbursement by HUD/FHA, 
  • max 30 years
Term

Conventional Mortgage Loan

Definition
  • any loan not insured or guaranteed by a government agency
  • higher downpayment, higher rate, higher risk
  • PMI - Private Mortgage Insurance 1957 required if loan exceeds 87% of the property value, if LTV is less than 78%, lender required to remove
  • PMI has an annual plan (1% of the loan for the first year and then 1/4 of 1% of the balance of the loan) or 2-1/2% at closing.
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