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An individual who is contemplating the purchase of a mortgage as an investment should have


A) the property appraised.
B) a credit check made on the borrower.
C) the title searched.
D) all of the above.

E) None of the above
F) A) and B)

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The phrase "taking back paper" applies to


A) a cash sale.
B) conventional loans.
C) VA loans.
D) seller financing.

E) A) and C)
F) A) and D)

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When should a purchase money mortgage properly be recorded?


A) Before the deed
B) After the deed
C) At the same moment as the deed
D) Upon full payment

E) A) and D)
F) A) and C)

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With a purchase made by an installment contract or land contract title immediately passes to the purchaser.

A) True
B) False

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ARM loans with teaser rates are avoided by


A) mortgage insurers.
B) secondary market buyers.
C) both a and b.
D) neither a nor b.

E) All of the above
F) C) and D)

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Equity sharing is based on the concept of someone who has assets sharing those assets in exchange for


A) a share of the ownership.
B) tax benefits.
C) both a and b.
D) neither a nor b.

E) B) and C)
F) C) and D)

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a loan wherein the lender makes monthly payments to the property owner who later repays in a lump sum


A) adjustment period
B) adjustable rate mortgage (ARM)
C) blanket mortgage
D) blended-rate loan
E) buy-down mortgage
F) carryback financing
G) contract for deed
H) equity mortgage
I) equity sharing
J) graduated payment mortgage
K) interest rate cap
L) negative amortization
M) option
N) overencumbered property
O) package mortgage
P) payment cap
Q) reverse mortgage
R) sale and leaseback
S) subordination
T) wraparound mortgage

U) C) and R)
V) A) and E)

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a debt instrument that encompasses existing mortgages and in subordinate to them


A) adjustment period
B) adjustable rate mortgage (ARM)
C) blanket mortgage
D) blended-rate loan
E) buy-down mortgage
F) carryback financing
G) contract for deed
H) equity mortgage
I) equity sharing
J) graduated payment mortgage
K) interest rate cap
L) negative amortization
M) option
N) overencumbered property
O) package mortgage
P) payment cap
Q) reverse mortgage
R) sale and leaseback
S) subordination
T) wraparound mortgage

U) G) and L)
V) C) and N)

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a payment by the seller to the lender in order to reduce the interest for the buyer


A) adjustment period
B) adjustable rate mortgage (ARM)
C) blanket mortgage
D) blended-rate loan
E) buy-down mortgage
F) carryback financing
G) contract for deed
H) equity mortgage
I) equity sharing
J) graduated payment mortgage
K) interest rate cap
L) negative amortization
M) option
N) overencumbered property
O) package mortgage
P) payment cap
Q) reverse mortgage
R) sale and leaseback
S) subordination
T) wraparound mortgage

U) F) and H)
V) K) and Q)

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A builder bought all 20 lots in a subdivision from the developer, who carried most of the purchase price on one loan. To sell the lots, he must include a


A) reverse loan clause.
B) sale-lease back clause.
C) package mortgage clause.
D) partial release clause.

E) A) and C)
F) A) and B)

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With the ____________________ payment mortgage, the interest rate and maturity are fixed but the monthly payment gradually rises.

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a limit on how much a borrower's payment can increase in any one year


A) adjustment period
B) adjustable rate mortgage (ARM)
C) blanket mortgage
D) blended-rate loan
E) buy-down mortgage
F) carryback financing
G) contract for deed
H) equity mortgage
I) equity sharing
J) graduated payment mortgage
K) interest rate cap
L) negative amortization
M) option
N) overencumbered property
O) package mortgage
P) payment cap
Q) reverse mortgage
R) sale and leaseback
S) subordination
T) wraparound mortgage

U) K) and N)
V) A) and D)

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A mortgage taken by a seller from the buyer in part payment of the purchase price of real estate is known as


A) seller financing.
B) a conflict of interest.
C) usury.
D) a second trust deed.

E) A) and B)
F) C) and D)

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A loan arrangement whereby a lender extends a line of credit is


A) a buy-down mortgage.
B) an open-end mortgage.
C) a wraparound mortgage.
D) a purchase money mortgage.

E) A) and D)
F) None of the above

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The most popular index is the local bank prime rate.

A) True
B) False

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With a ____________________ mortgage, the lender makes monthly payments to the homeowner.

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The objective of a graduated payment mortgage is to help borrowers pay off their loans more rapidly.

A) True
B) False

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -the amount of time that elapses between interest rate changes on a loan


A) adjustment period
B) adjustable rate mortgage (ARM)
C) blanket mortgage
D) blended-rate loan
E) buy-down mortgage
F) carryback financing
G) contract for deed
H) equity mortgage
I) equity sharing
J) graduated payment mortgage
K) interest rate cap
L) negative amortization
M) option
N) overencumbered property
O) package mortgage
P) payment cap
Q) reverse mortgage
R) sale and leaseback
S) subordination
T) wraparound mortgage

U) B) and K)
V) I) and M)

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For the borrower there are no disadvantages to an ARM loan.

A) True
B) False

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -an arrangement whereby a party providing financing gets a portion of the ownership


A) adjustment period
B) adjustable rate mortgage (ARM)
C) blanket mortgage
D) blended-rate loan
E) buy-down mortgage
F) carryback financing
G) contract for deed
H) equity mortgage
I) equity sharing
J) graduated payment mortgage
K) interest rate cap
L) negative amortization
M) option
N) overencumbered property
O) package mortgage
P) payment cap
Q) reverse mortgage
R) sale and leaseback
S) subordination
T) wraparound mortgage

U) C) and M)
V) A) and O)

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