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WorksheetsReal Estate Principles Unit 10 multiple choice 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
A statistical method lenders used to assess a borrowers credit risk
Credit history
Credit rating
Credit scoring
Lender, whose principal business is the origination, closing, funding, selling, and servicing of loans secured by real property
Escrow companies
Mortgage companies
FDIC bank
Fannie Mae
Consumer-protection law passed to promote the informed use of consumer credit by requiring disclosures about its terms and costs
Regulation Z
V Lending
Truth in Lending Act
Transparency Act
A company with a minimum of 100 shareholders that owns operates income producing real estate or engages in financing real estate
Mortgage trust lender
Real estate investment trust
DDIC lender
Freddie Mac
The relative cost of credit expressed as a yearly percentage rate?
ARP
APR
AIR
AES
Revolving line of credit extended to a mortgage company from a warehouse lender
Underwritten
Adjustable
Warehousing
Adaptable
Market in which lenders make mortgage loans directly to borrowers
Secondary mortgage market
Primary mortgage market
Direct market
Exclusive market
Real estate licensee who is a third-party originator
Mortgage lender
Mortgage broker
Escrow lender
Associate broker
An economic situation in which the supply of money is limited, and the demand for money is high as evidenced by high interest rates
Bull Market
Inflation
Tight money
Bear market
A resale marketplace for mortgage loans
Primary mortgage market
Fannie Mae
Secondary mortgage market
Freddie Mac
The percentage of appraised value to the loan
Loan-to-value
Applied credit percentage
Cost estimate
Remaining interest
The process of evaluating a borrowers risk factors before the lender will make a loan
Lender assessment
Mortgage evaluation
Loan audit
Underwriting
Corporation that insures deposits in all federally, chartered banks and savings institutions up to $250,000 per depositor
FDIC
CDSC
FTRC
CRLC
A minimum credit balance that a bank requires a borrower to keep on deposit as a condition for granting loan
Compensating balance
Deposit
Pledge
Depository
Mortgage backed securities that passed through the principal and interest of the underlying loans to investors
Real estate investment trust
Title insurance
Mortgage insurance
Pass-through-securities
Actions taken by the Fed to influence the availability and cost of money and credit as a means of promoting national economic goals
FDIC
Monetary policy
Economic growth policy
Federal balance measures
A discriminatory lending practice, prohibited by the Holden act
Blacklisting
Redlining
Demarcation
Federal act, ensuring all consumers have an equal chance to obtain credit
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Fair Housing Act
Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac
A process whereby regulatory restraints are gradually relaxed
Reformation
Deregulation
Free trade
Lender, whose members usually have the same type of occupation
Financier
Money lender
Credit union
Loan brokerage
The total interest fees and points earned by the lender, expressed as a percentage
Accrued value
Interest yield
Combined interest rate
Mortgage yield
The dollar amount the credit will cost the borrower
Finance charge
Loan fee
Borrowers yield
Loan remainder
Pools of mortgages used as collateral for the insurance of securities in the secondary market
Interest remainder
Mortgage backed securities
Escrow backed securities
Market residual
Document that lists the charges, the buyer is likely to pay at settlement
Loan agreement
Policy notes
Loan estimate
Closing costs
California-required statement that discloses expected maximum costs and expenses of making the loan that are to be paid by the borrower
Mortgage loan disclosure statement
Mortgage loan agreement
Mortgage loan disclosure
