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REAL ESTATE FINANCE 1 TEXAS, CHAMPIONS SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE FINANCE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS

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Mortgagee


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Lender




Discount Rate


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Set by the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Banks, subject to
approval by the Board of Governors.




Loan Processing

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The process of collecting information about a borrower in order to build a
loan file that will be used to make an underwriting decision.




Mortgage Brokers


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Typically specialize as middlemen between borrowers and lenders




Character


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A measure of the willingness of a borrower to make on-time payments.
Credit character is resealed in the borrowers credit report.




Foreclosure:


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If a borrower is in default, the mortgage servicer may start the foreclosure
process.




Deficiency Judgments -

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when a property is foreclosed, it is typically sold at auction. This can result
in an unpaid balance, or deficiency, on the original mortgage, as the
amount the property sold for may not be sufficient to pay the balance in
full. In these cases, lenders may seek a deficiency judgment on the
foreclosure, through a motion filed with the courts.




Servicing


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Sending monthly payment statements and collecting monthly payments,
maintaining payment records and following up on delinquencies.




Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA)


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Fannie Mae




Disintermediation


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The act of moving funds from one investment arena to another.

, Judicial Foreclosure -


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The lender files suit with the judicial system, and the borrower will receive a
note in the mail demanding payment.




Balloon Loan


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partially-amoratized loan with a substantially larger final payment




Gross Rent Multiplier


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GRM = Sales Price ÷ Monthly Rent




REMIC


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Holds mortgages in trust for the benefit of investors.

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