Introduction to Real Estate Finance

Balloon payments are not allowed for an owner-occupied residence under Article 7:

A loan's index rate is now at 5  1/4 percent. If the margin is 2.4 percent, the loan's interest should be:

The right of rescission under Truth in Lending would apply to a(n):

A financing statement is removed from record by:

A trustor is to a beneficiary as:

Proceeds from a trustee's sale go to:

A real estate broker made a home loan at 30 percent interest. The broker:

For a trust deed to be negotiable, it must be:

The longer the loan (all other things being equal):

A packaged mortgage is a loan in which:

As to real property sales contracts for land or one to four residential units, which of the following is true?

A trust deed is foreclosed by the:

Equity financing refers to:

The basic obligation of a real estate loan in California is evidenced by:

An endorsement on a note said "without recourse." What kind of endorsement is it?

A right of possession and equitable title would be held by the:

The power of sale in a trust deed would be given by:

In a subdivision, the largest number of properties that can be covered by a trust deed without a blanket encumbrance is:

An introductory rate of interest is 3.25 percent less than the index rate of 4.25 percent and the 2.25 percent margin would set the introductory rate at:

The Truth in Lending Law is enforced by the:

During the one year redemption period of a mortgagor in default:

The person who would wish to record a land contract would be the:

Points go up when the going interest rate increases above a fixed lending rate. Assume that each percentage point increase in the lending rate equals 6 points. An interest rate increase from 7 1/4 percent to 8 percent would result in what decrease of points?

The unsury law for individuals does not apply when:

A land contract is most similar to a:

A deed of reconveyance moves title from:

A land contract clause prohibits any prepayment.

A lender, in evaluating a prospective loan, should not consider:

Truth in Lending disclosure when advertising a graduated payment loan would require the:

A basic difference between trust deeds and mortgages is:

A clause in a trust deed that allows a trustor to refinance another trust deed without relegating it to a junior priority is a(n):

Discount points are:

A security agreement for personal property is filed with:

As to beneficiary statements, which of the following is true?

Which of the following clauses can be disregarded by a trustor?

A request for notification of default would be most desired by the:

A second trust deed can be distinguished from a first trust deed by:

A trust deed foreclosed as a mortgage would be foreclosed by:

A broker has a written agreemnet giving you 60 days to arrange a loan for $1,200.

A seasoned loan is:

As to trust deeds, which of the following is false?

An adjustable-rate loan is pegged at an interest rate above a loan index. This increase above the index is knows as the:

Interest paid on principal and interest is:

A loan that would appeal most to a young person whose income is starting to increase would be:

Deficiency judgments are not available to a foreclosing mortgagee if:

A holder of a second trust deed reveives notification of default on the first trust deed. He or she would probably:

A disadvantage of a land contract to a buyer is:

Selling a home under an existing blanket trust deed requires that the trustee give a(n):

In periods of tight money:

A broker advertised the APR, but did not include any other financing terms. Was the ad proper?

An alienation clause in a trust deed prohibits:

The payments of the buyer under a land contract include taxes and insurance. The seller:

Janet assumes a trust deed from Bill.

A lender made a loan secured by borrower's home without regard to the borrower's ability to make the payments. This would be regarded as:

Upon default of a buyer on land contract, the seller would:

Upon payment of a trust deed in full and on demand of the trustor, the trustee must give a deed of reconveyance:

A broker negotiated a three-year second trust deed for $20,000. He charged a $2,000 fee. The fee is:

As to points, which of the following is true?

The seller under a real property sales contract may not:

A release clause would most likely appear in:

Who would most likely benefit by a subordination clause in a trust deed?

A straight loan refers to:

A mortgagee foreclosing would first:

A deficiency judgment is possible if there is:

A statement that says "In the event of sale, the entire balance is due and payable" would be:

In the absence of any other economic changes, raising the points to be paid on a loan should:

A trust deed note showed zero interest. The IRS held that the beneficiary should pay taxes as if a reasonable rate of interest had been received. This rate set by the IRS is known as:

When interest rates are high, banks increase points on some loans to:

A buyer purchases a $10,000 trust deed for $6,400. The trustor defaults. The most that the buyer of the trust deed can recover at the trustee's sale is:

A straight note would not be:

When the vendor and vendee sign a real property sales contract:

In a sale transaction, which party is most likely responsible for a prepayment penalty?

Under a deed of trust the:

As to loan brokers, which of the following is true?

Which of the following is not an element of a mortgage?

The advantages to a borrower of a biweekly mortgage payment over a monthly payment include:

The  Truth in Leding Act is part of the:

Which of the following is not required when a trust deed is paid up?

Article 5 of the Real Estate Law does not apply to:

An individual working for a bank is paid for every real estate loan she arranges. She must:

Large payments to a builder as work progresses would most likely be:

The prepayment penalty on a pay off for a three-year-old conventional residential loan would be based on the:

To curb inflation, the government can:

To subordinate means:

Total foreclosure time under a trust deed most nearly approaches:

To pay for an operation, a man obtains a first trust deed on his house. One day after completion of the loan, he wishes to rescind the transaction.

A prepayment penalty would be inconsistent with:

The Federal Reserve Board wants to tighten the money supply. What action might it take?

If two lenders share in different portions of the same loan, the loan would be a:

The nominal rate of interest would be:

A trust deed would most likely be discounted by:

Whihc law applies to federally related transactions?

By calling in a loan, the lender:

When monthly amortized mortgage payments are equal, the interest charged is:

When a vendee under a land contrac defaults, the vendor to clear title would commence a:

Real estate used as security for a loan would be:

A clause in a trust deed calling for assignment of rents most likely would benefit the:

Ther person signing an assignment of a land contract is:

RESPA would apply to a:

A lender advanced credit to a consumer and took a lien on the consumer's home even though the cosumer didn't have sufficient income to pay the debt. This is an example of:

Inflation is best evidenced by a(n):

A RESPA disclosure statement would least likely be required for a loan made:

The instrument that is least likely to be recorded is the:

The beneficiary of a trust deed is most likely a:

A broker's commission for negotiating a loan is not subject to Article 7 limitation if the loan is:

A trust deed is a(n):

A mortgage and a trust deed are similar in that:

A loan amortization table would show:

Beth, a licensee, sells a real property sales contract for Ricardo, the vendor. Beth is responsible for making certain the contract is recorded:

Promotional notes, as used in real property securities, do not include a note that has term of:

A borrower has a loan where the borrower can make monthly payments less than the interest that is accruing. This would be regarded as a(n):

Secured collaterally refers to a:

Consideration exists:

A real property sales contract must show:

Warehousing is becoming extremely important in the field of finance. It refers to:

Which gives the most protection to a property owner in default?

Making biweekly payments on a mortgage of one-half the monthly payment will result in:

The beneficiary must give consent before the trustor can:

A broker is the owner of the escrow company that handles most of the office business. As to the escrow company:

A borrower receives a monthly check from the lender. This is most likely a(n):

A mortgage would be released by:

When buying a house, a person would not receive:

The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act provides for violation penalties of:

A borrower makes $100 amortized loan payments.

Naked legal title refers to a:

What is the highest commission a broker can charge in negotiating an $8,000 first trust deed for 2 1/2 years?

To be relieved of the primary responsibility of a loan, a seller must find a buyer:

Regarding financial institutions, deregulation means:

A trust deed would likely be in default when:

A recorded trust deed referred to in other trust deeds is most likely:

You would find a subordination clause in:

Which of the following are related to each other?

The disclosure statement required under the Truth-in-Lending Law is most similar to:

On an amortized loan, each payment would differ from the previous payment in that:

Loan payments based on a 20-year amortization schedule also require that the loan be paid in full within 10 years.

After the three-month notification of default:

Real property would not be:

An adjustable-rate mortgage has an index that has risen from 4.5 percent to 11 percent with a margin of 2.5 percent, but the bank is charging only 12 percent interest on the loan. This lower interest is due to:

A mortgage Loan Disclosure Statement is for the protection of the:

The vendor-vendee relatioship under a land contract is most similar to the relationship:

Which of the following are synonymous?

A blanket encumbrance would have the greatest benefit to the:

A lender was required to contact a borrower 30 days prior to a notice of default. This notification was to:

Which party to a mortgage signs the note?

Hypothecate means:

The collection of interest in advance is known as:

The release clause in a trust deed requires payments higher than they should be considerin the value of the property released. Why?

A trustor under a trust deed:

Who would sign a request for reconveyance?

A beneficiary sells a note secured by a trust deed. The beneficiary must: