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This glossary contains key words that appear frequently in the Industry of Finance and Property.
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An item that holds value and is owned by a person or company, such as property or investments.
An additional payment due at the end of the term which is larger than all previous payments combined.
An item that holds value and is owned by a person or company, such as property or investments.
A professional real estate agent that specializes in helping buyers find properties and negotiate deals on their behalf.
The money available for investment purposes; also known as ‘equity’.
The net difference between the income received from investments and any expenses related to those investments.Â
When you refinance your mortgage to get extra money back from the equity in your home.
A document issued by the government that records ownership of land or property.
A record kept by credit reporting agencies detailing past credit histories and debts incurred. ​
A default is a failure to make timely mortgage payments as agreed in the loan contract. When a borrower defaults, lenders may take legal action to foreclose on their property and collect any unpaid amounts owed. Defaulting on a mortgage loan can have serious consequences for borrowers, including damage to their credit rating, and difficulty obtaining future loans or credit.
A ratio used by lenders that shows the amount of income available after expenses like taxes, insurance, and other debt obligations are taken into account when considering a loan application.
Insurance cover used in lieu of cash to secure a deposit on a property purchase, usually up to 10% of the total purchase price.
The difference between what is owed on a property versus what it is worth; also referred to as ‘home equity’ or ‘mortgage equity’. ​
Equity Release/Loan Loans taken out against the equity in your home which you do not have to repay until you sell your house or pass away; also referred to as ‘reverse mortgages’.
A type of mortgage where interest rates remain fixed throughout the duration of the repayment period regardless of market fluctuations caused by economic conditions or inflationary pressures affecting variable rate mortgages.
The legal process by which a borrower’s rights to a property are forfeited when they fail to make loan payments.
A type of insurance policy that provides money to your beneficiaries in the event of your death; it is commonly used as security for loans and mortgages.
A fee charged for processing and administering a loan application; also referred to as ‘point’ or ‘origination point’.
A ratio worked out based on the amount borrowed compared to the value of the security provided.
The difference between the loan rate and a lender’s cost of funds.
An individual or business that helps guide borrowers through the process of obtaining a loan by connecting them with lenders and helping them to assess their options in terms of interest rates, repayment terms and other key aspects.
A type of insurance required by lenders to protect them against losses incurred in the event that a borrower defaults on their mortgage payments.
Financial institutions that specialize in providing loans to borrowers with less than perfect credit, or who are unable to obtain conventional financing.
The process of obtaining, evaluating and approving a loan application.
A written indication from a lender or credit union showing how much they are prepared to lend a potential borrower; also known as ‘conditional approval’.
A fee is charged by lenders if you pay off your loan early.
A fee is charged by lenders if you pay off your loan early.
The total amount borrowed minus interest charges; it is the amount you are obligated to repay.
A type of insurance required by lenders if the borrower is unable to make a 20% down payment or has less than 20% equity in their home.
The process of obtaining a new loan in order to pay off existing debt on an existing loan; often done when interest rates are lower than what was originally locked in at origination.
A type of loan with an interest rate that can change over time, in accordance with market conditions.
A loan where the borrower makes regular payments of both interest and principal.
A loan where the borrower must provide collateral in order to secure the loan against default; typically this is done by putting up property or assets to cover the loan.
A tax imposed by the government on the purchase of property; rates vary from state to state and are often dependent upon the value of the property.
A legal document that serves as proof of ownership of a property and is issued by the government.
A loan where there is no collateral; instead, lenders take into account the borrower’s credit history, income and other factors when assessing risk.
A loan where the borrower must provide collateral in order to secure the loan against default; typically this is done by putting up property or assets to cover the loan.
A loan with a fluctuating interest rate is determined by market conditions; borrowers must be prepared to make higher payments during times of economic uncertainty.
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