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Mortgages to Avoid

Mortgages to Avoid

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Life Skills

10th - 12th Grade

Easy

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Mrs Fanning

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4 Slides • 3 Questions

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Mortgages to Avoid

ARM vs Reverse Mortgages

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Two Types of Mortgages to Avoid

Adjustable Rate Mortgages and Reverse Mortgage

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Adjustable Rate Mortgage

  • Commonly called ARM Mortgage- A mortgage with an interest rate that changes based on the market conditions

  • The intention is to transfer the risk of higher interest rates to you and in return, the lender gives a lower rate up front

  • Since they can qualify for more home, many people find this mortgage appealing; however ,as many homeowners learned in the economic downturn, if your rate adjusts higher or you lose your job, your payment can quickly become too much for you to afford

4

Reverse Mortgage

  • A reverse mortgage is when a homeowner borrows against the equity in their home and obtains monthly, tax free, payments from the lender.

  • This mortgage is a bad idea because you are putting a paid for home at risk and the fees are horrible in fact , the FTC claims that reverse mortgages have the most fraud in the mortgage business

  • This is really never a good idea!

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Multiple Choice

This is the mortgage with the most fraudulent activity with mortgages?

1

30 year Mortgage

2

15 year Mortgage

3

Reverse Mortgage

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Adjustable Rate Mortgage

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Multiple Select

Which two are the worst two mortgages to get.......

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15 year mortgage

2

Adjustable Rate Mortgage

3

30 Year Mortgage

4

Reverse Mortgage

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Multiple Choice

A mortgage with an interest rate that changes based on the market conditions is called

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Reverse Mortgage

2

ARM Mortgage

3

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30 year mortgage

Mortgages to Avoid

ARM vs Reverse Mortgages

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