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Chapter 10. Lending Practices. In This Chapter. You will review the money aspects of notes, mortgages, and trust deeds. Loans. Term loan – interest payments only until due. Amortized loan – regular equal payments for life of loan including both principal & interest. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Lending PracticesChapter 10

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In This Chapter

You will review the money aspects of notes, mortgages, and trust deeds.

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Loans

Term loan – interest payments only until due. Amortized loan – regular equal payments for

life of loan including both principal & interest. Budget Mortgage – principal + interest +

taxes + insurance Balloon loan – any loan that has a final

payment larger than any of the previous. Partially amortized loan – series of amortized

payments with a balloon payment at maturity.

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Early Payoff 15-Year Loan Biweekly Payments Existing Loans

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Repaying a 6-year, $1,000 Loan

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Interest per Year on the Loan

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Balance Owed Each Year of the Loan

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Amortization Table MonthlyPayment per $1,000 of Loan

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Balance Owing on a $1,000Amortized Loan

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Loan-to-Value Ratio The relationship between the amount the

lender is willing to loan and the market value of the property.

Market value = $100,000 Loan = $80,000What is the loan-to-value ratio?

80%

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Equity – the difference between the value of the property and outstanding debt.

Loan Points – one percent of the loan amount.

Origination fee – a fee lender charges for making loan usually stated in terms of a percentage of loan amount.

Discount points – lender’s charge to raise the return on the loan usually stated as a percentage of the loan amount.

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1934Insures loans

UFMIPAnyone qualifiedRate negotiable

Points3.5% down96.5% L-T-V

1944Guarantees loans

Funding feeVeterans only

Rate negotiablePoints

No down payment100% L-T-V

FHA VA

VA and FHA in Comparison

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• Owner-occupied

• 1-4 family dwellings

• Refinancing allowed

• Assumption allowed (with approval)

VA and FHA Similarities

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Want to know more? FHA

http://www.hud.gov DVA

http://www.homeloans.va.gov/veteran.htm Conventional

http://www.ourbroker.com/limits.htm

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Private Mortgage Insurance PMI insures only the top 20% to 25% of a

loan. Insures lenders against foreclosure losses. If the principal of the loan is 80% or less of

the current fair market value of the home, the borrower may have the right to cancel the insurance.

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Rural Housing Services Administration offers programs to help purchase or operate

farms

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Key Terms Amortized loan Balloon loan Conventional loans Equity FHA Impound account Loan origination fee

Loan-to-value ratio Maturity PITI PMI Point Principal UFMIP VA