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Orange County Home Loans Wholesale serves the following zip codes
and cities in Orange County California: Tustin 92780, 92781, 92782,
El Toro 92609, 92610, 92630. Anaheim 92801, 92802, 92803, 92804,
92805, 92806, 92807, 92808, 92809, 92812, 92814, 92815, 92816, 92817,
92825, 92850, 92899, Brea 92821, 92822, 92823, Buena Park 90620,
90621, 90622, 90623, 90624, Costa Mesa 92626, 92627, 92628, Cypress
90630, Fountain Valley 92708, 92728, Fullerton 92831, 92832, 92833,
92834, 92835, 92836, 92837, 92838, Garden Grove 92840, 92841, 92842,
92843, 92844, 92845, 92846, Huntington Beach 92605, 92615, 92646,
92647, 92648, 92649, La Habra 90631, 90632, 90633, La Palma 90623,
Los Alamitos 90720, 90721, Orange 92856, 92857, 92859, 92861, 92862,
92863, 92864, 92865, 92866, 92867, 92868, 92869, Placentia 92870,
92871, Santa Ana 92701, 92702, 92703, 92704, 92705, 92706, 92707,
92708, 92711, 92712, 92725, 92728, 92735, 92799, Seal Beach 90740,
Stanton 90680, Tustin 92780, 92781, 92782, Villa Park 92861, 92867,
Westminister 92683, 92684, 92685, Yorba Linda 92885, 92886, 92887,
Aliso Viejo 92653, 92656, 92698, Dana Point 92624, 92629, Irvine
92602, 92603, 92604, 92606, 92612, 92614, 92616, 92618, 92619, 92620,
92623, 92650, 92697, 92709, 92710, Laguna Beach 92607, 92637, 92651,
92652, 92653, 92654, 92656, 92677, 92698, Laguna Hills 92637, 92653,
92654, 92656, Laguna Niguel 92607, 92677, Laguna Woods 92653, 92654,
Lake Forest 92609, 92630, Mission Viejo 92675, 92690, 92691, 92692,
92694, Newport Beach 92657, 92658, 92659, 92660, 92661, 92662, 92663,
Rancho Santa Margarita 92688, San Clemente 92672, 92673, 92674,
San Juan Capistrano 92675, 92690, 92691, 92692, 92693, 92694 Ladera
Ranch 92694, Coto De Caza 92679 Anaheim Hills 92807, 92808, 92809,
92817 Dove Canyon 92679, South Laguna 92651, Newport Coast 92657,
Cowan Heights 92705, Trabuco Canyon 92678, 92679, 92688, Robinson
Ranch 92679, Diamond Bar 91765, Rowland Heights 91748, Hacienda
Heights 91745, La Habra Heights 90631, Corona 92877, 92878, 92879,
92880, 92881, 92882, 92883,
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Orange
County Adjustable Rate Mortgages
These
loans generally begin with an interest rate that is 2-3 percent
below a comparable fixed rate mortgage, and could allow you to
buy a more expensive home. However, the interest rate changes
at specified intervals (for example, every year) depending on
changing market conditions; if interest rates go up, your monthly
mortgage payment will go up, too. However, if rates go down, your
mortgage payment will drop also. We generally do not recommend
these types of loans, except in special circumstances.
We will come to you! Call us for an appointment
(949)481-9026
Orange
County Reverse Mortgage
A
reverse mortgage is a special type of loan made to older homeowners
to enable them to convert the equity in their home to cash to
finance living expenses, home improvements, in-home health care,
or other needs. With a reverse mortgage, the payment stream is
"reversed." That is, payments are made by the lender
to the borrower, rather than monthly repayments by the borrower
to the lender, as occurs with a regular home purchase mortgage.
Orange County Home Loans Wholesale with can come out to visit
you and go over any questions you may have on a reverse mortgage.
We will come to you! Call us for an appointment
(949)481-9026
Orange
County FHA and VA Mortgage Loans
There
are many factors to consider when applying for a government loan.
We will be by your side every step of the way.
We will come to you! Call us for an
appointment (949)481-9026
Orange County Fixed Rate Mortgages
This
is the most common type of mortgage program. Your monthly payments
for interest and principal never change. Property taxes and homeowners
insurance may increase, but generally your monthly payments will
be very stable.
We will come to you! Call us for an appointment
(949)481-9026
About
First
Equitable Financial (OrangeCountyHomeLoansWholesale.com)
(You
will find going wholesale is less expensive than retail)
We are a whosale mortgage broker that provides excellent service
to guide you to the lender that fits your specific needs.
As underwriting standards change, loan programs change and with
each lender having a unique personality on how they make loans,
your mortgage broker is the one that matches your needs with the
most appropriate lender. By calling a lender directly, they are
trained to sell you their products. Since we are a mortgage broker
and are the wholesale distributors for many lenders, our job is
not to sell a specific lender's product, but to find a lender
that meets your needs. A Wells Fargo loan officer will not
introduce you to a Chase Home Loan product if that is a better
fit for you because they don't work for Chase. Brokers are the
wholesale distributors of money who work for the borrower not
the lender. Because mortgage brokers get their money on a wholesale
basis it's not going to cost you more than going directly. In
fact you most likely will save thousands of dollars over the
life of your loan because you're in a more appropriate loan
for a wholesale price. We are totally customer service oriented
and we come to you. Because we are an independently owned loan
wholesaler, your repeat business is our primary goal. Satisfied
clients are the goal of our professional mortgage business as
well as lower prices, better offerings, and excellent service.
It's our business to do the right thing.
About
Orange County
Orange County
is a county in Southern California, United States. Its county
seat is Santa Ana. According to the 2000 Census, its population
was 2,846,289, making it the second most populous county in the
state of California, and the fifth most populous in the United
States. The state of California estimates its population as of
2007 to be 3,098,121 people, dropping its rank to third, behind
San Diego County. Thirty-four incorporated cities are located
in Orange County; the newest is Aliso Viejo.
Unlike many other large centers of population in the United States,
Orange County uses its county name as its source of identification
whereas other places in the country are identified by the large
city that is closest to them. This is because there is no defined
center to Orange County like there is in other areas which have
one distinct large city. Five Orange County cities have populations
exceeding 170,000 while no cities in the county have populations
surpassing 360,000. Seven of these cities are among the 200 largest
cities in the United States.
Orange County is also famous as a tourist destination, as the
county is home to such attractions as Disneyland and Knott's Berry
Farm, as well as sandy beaches for swimming and surfing, yacht
harbors for sailing and pleasure boating, and extensive area devoted
to parks and open space for golf, tennis, hiking, kayaking, cycling,
skateboarding, and other outdoor recreation. It is at the center
of Southern California's Tech Coast, with Irvine being the primary
business hub.
The average price of a home in Orange County is $541,000. Orange
County is the home of a vast number of major industries and service
organizations. As an integral part of the second largest market
in America, this highly diversified region has become a Mecca
for talented individuals in virtually every field imaginable.
Indeed the colorful pageant of human history continues to unfold
here; for perhaps in no other place on earth is there an environment
more conducive to innovative thinking, creativity and growth than
this exciting, sun bathed valley stretching between the mountains
and the sea in Orange County.
Orange County was Created March 11 1889, from part of Los Angeles
County, and, according to tradition, so named because of the flourishing
orange culture. Orange, however, was and is a commonplace name
in the United States, used originally in honor of the Prince of
Orange, son-in-law of King George II of England.
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Incorporated:
March 11, 1889
Legislative Districts:
* Congressional: 38th-40th, 42nd & 43
* California Senate: 31st-33rd, 35th & 37
* California Assembly: 58th, 64th, 67th, 69th, 72nd & 74
County Seat: Santa Ana
County Information:
Robert E. Thomas Hall of Administration
10 Civic Center Plaza, 3rd Floor, Santa Ana 92701
Telephone: (714)834-2345 Fax: (714)834-3098
County Government Website: http://www.oc.ca.gov |
CITIES IN ORANGE COUNTY:
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Noteworthy
communities Some of the communities that exist within city
limits are listed below:
* Anaheim Hills, Anaheim * Balboa Island, Newport Beach
* Corona del Mar, Newport Beach * Crystal Cove/Pelican Hill,
Newport Beach * Capistrano Beach, Dana Point * El Modena,
Orange * French Park, Santa Ana * Floral Park, Santa Ana
* Foothill Ranch, Lake Forest * Monarch Beach, Dana Point
* Nellie Gail, Laguna Hills * Northwood, Irvine * Woodbridge,
Irvine * Newport Coast, Newport Beach * Olive, Orange *
Portola Hills, Lake Forest * San Joaquin Hills, Laguna Niguel
* San Joaquin Hills, Newport Beach * Santa Ana Heights,
Newport Beach * Tustin Ranch, Tustin * Talega, San Clemente
* West Garden Grove, Garden Grove * Yorba Hills, Yorba Linda
* Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa
Unincorporated communities These communities are outside
of the city limits in unincorporated county territory:
* Coto de Caza * El Modena * Ladera Ranch * Las Flores *
Midway City * Orange Park Acres * Rossmoor * Silverado Canyon
* Sunset Beach * Surfside * Trabuco Canyon * Tustin Foothills
Adjacent counties to Orange County Are: * Los Angeles
County, California - north, west * San Bernardino County,
California - northeast * Riverside County, California -
east * San Diego County, California - southeast
Orange
County is home to many colleges and universities, including:
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Belinda and I want to thank you for arranging our financing.
As you know, I've been in the real estate law, development
and financing field for over 30 years. Your professional
approach and customer service was a refreshing experience.
Mark G., Real Estate Attorney Laguna Beach
Thank you for going the extra mile
when you analyzed the financial condition of a business
I had acquired two years ago. You explained and documented
how that investment was not moving me towards my financial
goals. It was hard to hear, but I agreed and now with this
refinance, I have renewed hope that I have a viable plan
to reach my goals while at the same time improving my monthly
cash flow. Gary B., Product Research Manager Irvine CA.
Ernie, thank you again for helping
us over the years with our mortgages and debt
management. You helped us plan for our eventual move to
Palm Springs after so many years in Orange County. Your
advice and planning for the sale of our Las Flores home
and the purchase of our Palm Springs home made this big
transition bearable. Suzi O, Artist Palm Springs
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STEP
1: Call US at (949)481-9026,
and that's it!
Unfortunately the loan process often becomes overwhelming.
Almost like eating an elephant.
We are here to
help you, one bite at a time, in securing the best possible
value for you.
We will come visit you or work with you over the phone to
find the exact wholesale loan, refinance or reverse mortgage.
We will help you fill in all the paper work. We will answer
any questions. When your loan documents are ready to be
signed we will come to your home or office, you get to make
the choice.
We make the mortgage application process fast and easy.
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Following
is a list of all possible documentation that could be required
for the mortgage application process. If you are self employed,
business owner, or a senior these documents can vary greatly.
Also it will depend on the type of loan we are applying
for, documented income, stated Income, no-documentation,
or equity.

In
most cases if employed we only need the items with a .
We will pre-underwrite your loan and give you a list of
items that are required.
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Why should I choose First Equitable Financial - (Home Loans
Orange County Wholesale .com) - for brokering my Home Loan?
First Equitable
Financial offers you the advantage of direct lender services,
superior service and wholesale rates.
(You
will find going wholesale is less expensive than retail)
We are a whosale mortgage broker that provides excellent
service to guide you to the lender that fits your specific
needs. As underwriting standards change, loan programs change
and with each lender having a unique personality on how
they make loans, your mortgage broker is the one that matches
your needs with the most appropriate lender. By calling
a lender directly, they are trained to sell you their products.
Since we are a mortgage broker and are the wholesale distributors
for many lenders, our job is not to sell a specific lender's
product, but to find a lender that meets your needs.
A Wells Fargo loan officer will not introduce you to a Chase
Home Loan product if that is a better fit for you because
they don't work for Chase. Brokers are the wholesale distributors
of money who work for the borrower not the lender. Because
mortgage brokers get their money on a wholesale basis it's
not going to cost you more than going directly. In fact
you most likely will save thousands of dollars over the
life of your loan because you're in a more appropriate
loan for a wholesale price. We are totally customer service
oriented and we come to you. Because we are an independently
owned loan wholesaler, your repeat business is our primary
goal. Satisfied clients are the goal of our professional
mortgage business as well as lower prices, better offerings,
and excellent service. It's our business to do the right
thing.
How do I know
which mortgage loan is right for me?
Each
Loan Broker at First Equitable Financial - Home Loans Orange
County Wholesale .com- is here to help you make the best
loan choice for your specific needs. Our Loan brokers are
experienced, knowledgeable professionals who take the time
to consider your specific goals in order to select the loan
program best suited to your financial goals and dreams.
What is equity?
Equity
is a home's market value over any amount owed on the mortgage.
This difference represents the homeowner's financial interest
in the property. and gives the homeowner financial leverage
to use for virtually any purpose - from debt consolidation
to major purchases to home improvements as well as offering
the advantage of tax deductibility!
What's the difference
between Fixed rate and Adjustable rate mortgages?
A Fixed
Rate mortgage is typically repaid through a 15 year or 30
year payment schedule, also known as amortization. Because
the monthly principle and interest rate is fixed for the
entire life of the loan, these programs provide the most
security.
Adjustable
Rate Mortgages (ARMs), are interest rates that adjust periodically
based on a predetermined schedule. ARMs typically
have an initial fixed rate period much lower than the current
fixed rate, however, following this initial period, usually
three years, rates usually increase annually. A periodic
rate cap limits how much your interest rate can adjust in
a single adjustment and also over the life of your loan.
A lifetime rate cap limits the cumulative amount of any
adjustments made over the life of the loan.
Your
Home Loans Orange County Wholesale - First Equitable Financial
broker can discuss the advantages of both types of mortgages
to help you decide which may be best for you.
Does it make
sense to refinance again even though I recently obtained
a mortgage loan?
It may
very well make perfect sense! Consolidating your existing
first and second mortgages, outstanding credit card balances
and other debt into a single low interest mortgage payment
can save you a considerable amount of money each month and
will also save you time since you'll have only one monthly
payment to deal with. Your Home Loans Orange County Wholesale
- First Equitable Financial broker can help you determine
if this option will work for you.
How much can
I afford in mortgage payments?
It depends
entirely on your specific personal financial situation.
Your First Equitable Financial - Home Loans Orange County
Wholesale .com broker can help you find out exactly what
that amount may be. A Pre-qualification with one of
our Loan brokers over the phone takes only 15 minutes
or less.
What is an APR
?
The
Annual Percentage Rate, or APR, is the total annual cost
in interest as a percentage of the loan amount. This figure
includes such items as the base interest rate, primary mortgage
insurance and the loan origination fee, also known as points.
How much help
can I expect from an Home Loans Orange County Wholesale
- First Equitable Financial Broker?
Expect
all the help you need - after all, that's what our Loan
brokers are here for! Our commitment is to provide top quality
service and we have the very latest technology to greatly
expedite the loan process. We will listen to your needs,
making sure we understand you completely, then discuss your
options to make sure you understand us completely as well.
We will help fill out the application
and actually visit you if you would like, and go through
the process in person. From application through
to funding, we make the loan process as simple and convenient
as possible...for you!
How quickly
will First Equity Financial get my loan funded?
With
our streamlined operations, advanced technology, and emphasis
on personal service, funds can be available in as few as
thirty (30) days from the time we receive your signed and
completed loan documents!
How do I get
started?
It couldn't be
easier. Just give us a call,
(949)
481-9026
What about security?
Security
is our number one priority. First Equitable Financial -
Home Loans Orange County Wholesale .com uses the information
you provide to determine what loan program may be best for
you and for your final loan application. This information
is not distributed to any other entity for any purpose without
your permission.
What if I have
other questions?
Please just give
us a call with all of your questions at:
(949) 481-9026
What is a
mortgage broker? What are the pros and cons of using a mortgage
broker?
A mortgage
broker is a company that markets other lenders products,
an independent contractor if you will, similar to an independent
insurance or travel agent.
Mortgage
brokers can offer rates lower than banks because they can
utilize the lender offering the best prices that particular
day. A broker also has the option to operate on lower margins
than other banks or lenders.
Additionally,
a broker has access to many different programs, enabling
them to pick and choose a loan program that will work best
for your individual situation. First Equitable Financial
- Home Loans Orange County Wholesale .com is a full service
mortgage broker which means we handle all of the processing
and customer service for your loan from application all
the way through closing.
While
many internet mortgage providers simply pass your name on
to another lender in exchange for broker fees or marketing
fees, First Equitable Financial - Home Loans Orange County
Wholesale .com provides one-stop shopping - a single source
for you to work with, giving us full control of the service
you receive, assuring your satisfaction.
Is there any
reason not to use First
Equitable Financial - Home Loans Orange County Wholesale
.com as my
mortgage originator?
There
are very few situations where it would make sense
that you use another lender: if you have poor credit, have
no equity and income, your loan amount is less than $50,000,
you are buying a property in a state where First Equitable
Financial - Home Loans Orange County Wholesale .com is not
currently offering services or you require a niche loan
program. These are the circumstances where First Equitable
Financial - Home Loans Orange County Wholesale .com is not
the best possible source for your mortgage. If the above
criteria can be met and you are looking for the lowest loan
rates AND outstanding customer service combined with
quick accurate information and closings, then First Equitable
Financial - Home Loans Orange County Wholesale .com is definitely
for you.
How does an
interest rate lock work?
An interest
rate lock provides an opportunity for you to arrange and
complete your mortgage and real estate transaction without
having to worry about rates increasing before closing your
loan. Without locking, should interest rates increase before
you close on your home, you may not be able to afford or
qualify for that very same loan.
First
Equitable Financial - Home Loans Orange County Wholesale
.com guarantees your interest rate for 30 days.
However, if interest rates drop, we cannot re-lock with
the lender at the lower rate.
Does Home
Loans Orange County Wholesale - First Equitable Financial
provide
loans services for properties in all U.S. states?
No…not
yet! First Equitable Financial - Home Loans Orange County
Wholesale .com is constantly expanding. Our website is being
constantly updated as new states become available for us
to originate mortgage loans. Every state has very different
regulatory requirements as defined by the local governments.
We have a network of qualified brokers in other states that
we work with. Please call us for more information at: (949)
481-9026
Why do I need
(private) mortgage insurance, MI or (PMI), if my down payment
is less than 20%?
Mortgage
insurance was created to allow consumers to purchase a home
without a large down payment. Many homebuyers do not have
savings or reserves equal to 20% of the value of the home
they wish to purchase. Lenders do not like to lend money
at low interest rates for more than 80% of the home value
because of their need to be protected in the event of default
or foreclosure. They want protection against decreases in
the home's values and to be able to sell the property quickly,
recouping their loan amount. In addition, borrowers who
have at least 20% equity in their homes default less often
than borrowers with less equity. Mortgage insurance assumes
the lender’s risk on a loan amount above 80% of the home
value. Mortgage insurance has provided more people the ability
to purchase homes at low interest rates by decreasing the
risk to lenders.
Can I ever
get rid of mortgage insurance once I have it?
Yes,
you can cancel mortgage insurance and save the amount equal
to your monthly premium without refinancing. Typically,
after you have paid down your mortgage (or your property
has appreciated) to the point that you have 20% equity in
your home, home prices are not falling in your area and
you haven't missed a payment in the past 12 months, you
can get your mortgage insurance requirement removed from
the lender. Here is what you should do to assure that you
don't pay for mortgage insurance after it is necessary:
Contact
the company that you send your monthly payment ("servicer")
and request a letter from them explaining your lender's
policies and procedures regarding the cancellation of mortgage
insurance. This letter should explain when they no longer
will require this insurance and what specific steps you
must take to cancel the insurance.
Once
you have met the lender’s requirements to eliminate your
mortgage insurance, send a letter to them explaining your
desire to have it canceled. Most lenders will require a
new appraisal to be done so that you can establish the current
value of your property. If your loan amount is 80% or less
of this appraised value, you have met a major criterion
for elimination of this requirement. Appraisals are approximately
$250 to $350 depending on your area - money well spent if
your monthly mortgage insurance premium is eliminated and
should pay for itself in less than 8 months.
How do I know
my exact title charges and property taxes in advance?
At the
time you are shopping for a property, the seller and/or
your realtor will be able to provide the current property
taxes for that property. Every property you look at may
have different property taxes due to the assessed value
and county where it is located. Also, title charges can
vary by county and by company. You can shop for a title
company, allow your realtor to order your title or allow
First Equitable Financial - Home Loans Orange County Wholesale
.com to arrange for your title and closing. If you shop
for a title company ask each one what their fees are. Some
states are regulated and require all title companies to
charge the same rates. If your realtor orders your title,
ask him/her what the charges are. If First Equitable Financial
- Home Loans Orange County Wholesale .com orders your title
we will disclose the charges on the good faith estimate
that we send to you. We make title charge estimates throughout
our site, but, again, charges often vary by state, county,
company, and day. In some states, you may negotiate who
will pay these charges between the buyer and seller.
Why is my
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) different from my interest
rate?
The
APR includes closing costs associated with the closing of
your loan - basically, the cost of credit expressed as an
annual rate. Any prepaid interest costs or fees are
included in the APR and gives an easier way to compare loans
and lenders.
What is a
Good Faith Estimate?
Required
by law, all lenders must provide this disclosure of costs
to the borrower within 3 days of application; First Equitable Financial - Home Loans Orange County Wholesale .com includes this in your approval packet.
The GFE represents a "best effort", on the part
of our Loan Specialist, to provide an estimate of the costs
incurred during the loan application.
What is a
"Truth-In-Lending" disclosure and what does it
mean for me?
A Truth-In-Lending
disclosure shows you:
The Finance Charge
- the total amount of interest
calculated at the given interest rate over the life of the
loan, Prepaid Finance Charges and the total amount of any
required mortgage insurance.
The Amount Financed
- the loan amount applied for, minus Prepaid
Finance Charge which include items paid at or before settlement,
such as points and initial mortgage insurance premiums.
If you applied for $50,000 and Prepaid Finance Charges totaled
$2,000, the Amount Financed would be $48,0000.
The Total of
Payments - the total amount you will have
paid upon meeting the minimum required payments over the
life of the loan. This includes principle, interest and
mortgage insurance premiums, but does not include
payments for real estate taxes or property insurance premiums.
Contact us for
any questions you have: (949)
481-9026
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OF LOAN TERMS
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Addendum
A supplemental document
for borrowers to advise them of the characteristics
of the mortgage loan they are applying for. This document
is often required when applying for a government loan
program. |
Adjustment period
The time between changes in your interest rate and/or
monthly payment with a variable rate loan. These intervals
will vary depending on the type of loan. |
Amortization
The means by which a home loan is scheduled to be paid
off, including interest and principal, by a series of
regular installment payments. Loans are typically amortized
over 30 years. |
Application
Fee
A fee charged used to cover the out of pocket costs
of processing your loan. |
Appraisal
A formal, written estimation by a qualified appraiser
of the current value of a home. |
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APR (Annual Percentage Rate)
The cost of your credit expressed as a yearly rate.
It takes into account interest, points, and origination
fee. Since all lenders are required to use the same
guidelines in determining APR, this is a good basis
for comparing the cost of various loan programs.
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Assumability/Assumption
A feature of the loan which permits you to transfer
your mortgage and its specified terms to the person(s)
purchasing your home. Having an assumable loan could
make it easier for you to sell your home, since assumption
of a loan usually involves lower fees and/or qualifying
standards for the new borrower than a new loan. |
Bait
and Switch
An unethical practice of some brokers where they promise
a low interest rate only to manipulate the situation,
forcing you to take a higher rate. They are betting
the customer would rather pay more than start the whole
process over again. |
Balloon
A short-term loan which has a fixed rate and smaller
payments for short-term period which is followed by
one large payment for the balance of the principal.
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Bankruptcy
A debtor surrenders his assets to the Bankruptcy Court
and is not required to repay unsecured debts under a
federal law provision. Unsecured creditors may not pursue
collection, and secured creditors are entitled only
to the security the subject property holds for them.
They may not pursue further collection. |
Broker
An individual who does not who does not fund loans himself,
but facilitates the funding and negotiates the contracts
for a client. |
Buydowns
Some mortgage programs can be qualified and obtained
at lower initial rates by paying a higher fee to obtain
the mortgage. Fixed rate and ARM programs can offer
mortgage rate buydowns. |
Caps
(interest)
A limit to the rise and fall of the interest rate on
an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM). A consumer safeguard.
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Caps
(payment)
A limit to the amount the monthly payment can grow on
an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM). A consumer safeguard.
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Certificate
of Eligibility
A document which verifies the eligibility of veterans
for a VA guaranteed loan. This certificate is obtained
through a local VA office. |
Certificate
of Title
A legal document which declares the status of a given
property as shown on public records. Does not guarantee
matters not of record, unless negligence is involved.
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Closing
costs
One-time costs that must be paid before the loan can
be "closed" or funded. These costs may include such
things as property taxes, insurance, broker's
fees, escrow fees, title insurance premium, deed recording
fee, title transfer tax, etc. Escrow
instructions will stipulate which portion of the fees
are to be paid by buyer or seller. An estimate of closing
costs will be given to you within a few days after receiving
your loan application. (All or a portion of your closing
costs may be financed with some loan programs.) |
Collateral
The property used to secure the loan. |
Condominium
Units in a multi-unit structure which may be bought,
sold, and encumbered individually with joint ownership
of common areas. |
Conventional
financing
Home loans made by a lender without government backing
provided on FHA and VA
loans. |
Covenant
A written agreement which defines or restricts the use
of a given property. This may include, architectural
restrictions or maintenance requirements. |
Credit
report
A report made by a private agency which states a borrower's
credit history, current accounts, and account balances.
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Deed
A written document recorded at the Courthouse which
conveys real property. |
Default
Failure to legal obligations in a contract. In mortgage
terms this generally means to fail to make the required
monthly payments. |
Disclosure
A document that discloses to the client either all or
one of the following: terms, costs, adjustment
period, and/or other characteristics of the mortgage.
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Down
payment
Usually between 10 and 20 percent, the down payment
often demonstrates the borrower's commitment to the
property and to "make good" on the mortgage. It is the
difference between the sales price and the amount of
the mortgage. |
Earnest
money
The buyer gives "earnest money" to the seller as part
of the purchase price to secure the transaction. |
Escrow
In the sale of property, a neutral third party-the escrow
agent-is appointed to act as custodian for documents
and funds during the transfer from seller to buyer.
The funds can include taxes and mortgage insurance.
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Fannie
Mae or FNMA (Federal National Mortgage Association)
A secondary mortgage institution which holds the majority
of home mortgage in the U.S. FNMA buys VA, FHA, conventional
mortgages from primary lenders. |
FHA
Federal Housing Administration
A government agency which insures repayment of a loan,
with the result that the borrower is able to obtain
a home loan with a smaller down payment and often at
a lower rate of interest. |
Fixed
rate loan
A loan where the rate of interest is fixed over the
life of the loan. Payments on a fully amortized fixed
rate loan will not change. |
Foreclosure
Repossession of the property
The forced sale of a mortgaged property because mortgage
terms are unmet. |
Freddie
Mac or FHLMC (Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation)
A secondary market for savings and loans to purchase
their conventional loans. |
Ginnie
Mae or GNMA (Government National Mortgage Association)
The source of funds for FHA or VA
residential mortgages. |
Hazard
Insurance
A form of insurance in which the insurance company protect
the insured form specified losses, for example fire,
flood, or windstorm damage. |
Index
Used by lenders to calculate the interest adjustments
on variable rate loans. Most programs use either the
11th District Cost of Funds or the 1-year Treasury Rate
as the index. Some indexes are more volatile than others;
this can affect the adjustments in your interest rate
and subsequently your monthly payment. |
Initial
rate
A fixed interest rate charged for the first six or twelve
months of a variable rate loan. Normally this rate will
be lower than prevailing market rates. |
Interest
rate cap
A safeguard built into a variable rate loan to protect
the consumer against dramatic increases in the rate
of interest and, consequently, in the monthly payment.
For example, a variable rate loan may have a two percentage
point limit per year on the amount of increase or decrease,
as well as a five percentage point limit (increase or
decrease) over the life of the loan. |
Margin
(spread)
An amount expressed as a percentage which is added to
an index to determine the interest rate on a variable
rate loan (e.g. index rate + 2% margin). Different loan
programs may use different margins and indexes. With
a variable rate loan, this margin (spread) generally
does not change once it is established in your documents.
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Negative
amortization
A situation may occur on variable rate loans which have
the "payment cap" features. Because your monthly payment
is capped, your adjusted payment amount may, at times,
be insufficient to pay the actual amount of interest
due. The unpaid (deferred) interest would the be added
to your loan balance. This increase in your loan balance
is known as "negative amortization." A borrower usually
has the option of increasing the monthly payment in
any given month to avoid negative amortization or making
a lump sum payment to pay off any accrued negative amortization.
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Payment
cap
This limited amount by which the payment on a variable
rate loan can increase or decrease at each payment adjustment
interval (typically one year). A payment cap ensures
that the payment changes occur at a gradual pace. |
PITI
(Principal-Interest-Taxes-Insurance)
The total of your monthly home payment, including taxes
and insurance. |
PMI
(Private Mortgage Insurance)
Insurance which guarantees the lender payment of the
balance of the loan not covered by the sale of the property
in the event of foreclosure. PMI is normally required
on conventional loans and will be included as part of
your monthly payment. PMI is normally required on conventional
loans with a loan amount greater than 80% of Value.
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Points
and Fees
A point is a loan charge equal to one percent of the
principal amount of the loan. Points are payable at
the close of escrow and may be paid by the buyer or
seller, or split between them. (e.g. Two points charged
on a $100,000 loan would equal $2,000.) In addition,
a flat collar amount fee may also be charged. Under
some lending programs, a buyer may be allowed to include
these points and fees as part of the total amount financed.
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Refinance
Negotiation of a new loan in order to pay off an existing
loan. Homes are usually refinanced in order to (a) take
advantage of lower interest rates, (b) switch from one
loan type to another (e.g. from variable to fixed),
or (c) to generate cash from built-up equity. Since
refinancing generally involves new loans costs, these
costs must be weighed against the benefits to be gained.
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Rate
Lock
Assures that the rate in effect on the date you submit
your loan application, during loan processing, or at
the time of final approval will be the final rate on
your loan when funded. This assurance usually expires
after a specified period of time. |
Ratios
A ratio used as an underwriting guideline to determine
the amount of debt a borrower may have compared to their
income (e.g. Borrower's house payment divided by gross
income). A ratio may be used to calculate the total
allowable debt or the monthly housing portion. It is
expressed as a percent. |
Term
The number of years before your loan is scheduled to
be paid of. 15-year and 30-year terms are most common
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Title
insurance
A required policy purchased by the buyer of a home ensuring
that the title will be held free and clear of any liens
other than that obtained by the buyer. |
Underwriting
Standards established by a lender to determine whether
a borrower qualifies for a loan. |
VA
Veterans Administration. A government agency providing
guarantees for lenders on approved loans to qualifying
veterans. |
Verification
of documents
Most loan programs require the mortgage company to verify
information on loan applications such as the borrowers
employment, bank account balances, and credit references.
Oftern these verifications are referred to as VOE's
(verification of employment), VOD's (verification of
deposits) and VOM's (verification of mortgage). |
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