Essentials of Real Estate Finance

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ESSENTIALS OF

REAL ESTATE FINANCE


10th Edition Revised

David Sirota
Doris Barrell, Consulting Editor

Nature of Real Estate Finance


Construction Influence
Credit System Economy
Primary & Secondary Markets

Cycles of Real Estate Finance


Supply & Demand
of Housing

Supply & Demand


of Money

Factors Affecting Cycles

Supply of
Money
Housing
Supply

Business
Activities

Factors Affecting Cycles

Tax Rules
Demographics

Social
Attitudes

Money and the Monetary System

The Federal Reservethe Monetary


Manager of the Nations Economy

Money and the Monetary System


The Feds Functions
Regulates Reserves
Determines Discount Rates
Balances Economy Through
Open-Market Operations
Supervises Truth-in-Lending Act

United States Treasury


The Nations Fiscal Manager
FDIC
BIF

SAIF

FIRREA
OTS

Treasury Bills, Notes, and Bonds

Federal Home Loan Bank System


Patterned After Federal Reserve
12 District Banks
Loans Money
Sets Reserves
Provides National Market for
Member Securities

Primary Activities of HUD


H U D
FHA

F a n n ie M a e &
F r e d d ie M a c

CDBG &
S e c tio n 8

G in n ie M a e

In d ia n H o u s in g

RESPA &
F a ir H o u s in g

Interstate Land Sales


Year-Round Sunshine

Just
sign
here!

Good
soil for
crops!

Federal Legislation
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Real Estate Settlement
Procedures Act
Community
Reinvestment Act

Agricultural Lending
Cyclical Requirements
Farm Credit System
USDA Rural Development

Secondary Mortgage Market


Federal National Mortgage Association
Fannie Mae
Federal Home Loan Mortgage
CorporationFreddie Mac
Government National Mortgage
AssociationGinnie Mae

Fannie Mae
Originated as Government Agency
in 1934
Reorganized as Private
Corporation in 1968

Fannie Mae
Purchases Loan Packages Through
Administered Price System
Sells Mortgage-Backed Securities

Fannie Mae Underwriting


Conforming
Desktop
and
Underwriter
Nonconforming
Loans

Jumbo Loan

Credit Scoring
Perfect Score
Optimum Score
Preferred Score
Marginal Score
Questionable Score
Forget It Score

800-850
High 700s
680
620
Under 620
Under 400

Ways to Improve Score


Pay Bills on Time
Have Fewer Cards
Do Not Max Out Cards
Correct Errors on Credit
Reports

Freddie Mac
Established in 1970 to Provide
Secondary Market for Savings
Associations
Loan Prospector Electronic
Underwriting
Sells Participation Certificates

Affordable Loan Products


Fannie Mae
Community
Home Buyer
Fannie 97
Flex 97

Freddie Mac
Affordable
Gold
Alt 97

Secondary Market Participants


Ginnie MaeGuarantees
FHA and VA Mortgage-Backed
Securities
Farmer MacUnderwrites
Farm Loans
REMICMulticlass Securities

Financial Fiduciaries
Commercial Banks
Savings
Associations/Thrifts
Life Insurance Companies
Pension Funds
Credit Unions

Semi and Nonfiduciaries

Mortgage Brokers and Bankers


REITs and REMTs
Real Estate Bonds
Individuals/Sellers
Private Loan Companies

Instruments of Real Estate


Encumbrances and Liens
Easements
Covenants
Voluntary and Involuntary Liens
Specific and General Liens

Instruments of Real Estate


Interests Secured
Note and Deed of Trust
Note and Mortgage
Mortgage
Contract for Deed
Junior Instruments

Special Provisions
Late Payment Penalty
Prepayment Privilege
Prepayment Penalties
Assumption vs. Subject to

Special Provisions (cont.)

Lock-in Clause
Due-on-Sale Clause
Subordination Clause
Release Clause
Exculpatory Clause
Nonrecourse Clause

Conventional Loans
30-Year Fixed Rate
Adjustable-Rate
Private Mortgage
Insurance
Buydowns

Special Conventional Programs


Community Home Buyer
Affordable Gold
Zero Down Payment 0%!
Automatic Rate Reduction

8%
7%
6%

More Special Programs


Subprime Loan
Track Record Adjusted
Refinancing
Electronic Loan Services

FHA-Insured Loans
Special Programs: 203(b),
203(v), 251, 203(k)
Underwriting Guidelines
Mortgage Insurance

203(k)
Candidate?

VA-Guaranteed Loans

Eligibility/Entitlement
Guarantee
Partial Entitlement
Certificate of
Reasonable Value

VA-Guaranteed Loans (cont.)


Income Qualifying Requirements:
41% of Gross Monthly Income
Closing Costs (May Not Be
Included in VA Loans)
Funding Fee (May Be Paid in
Cash or Included in Loan Amount)

Processing Real Estate Loans

T h e P ro c e ss
L o a n O ffic e r
P ro c e sso r

U n d e r w rite r

C lo s in g

Qualifying the Borrower


Loan Application
Assets, Liabilities
Deposits, Employment
Credit Report
Qualifying Ratios

Qualifying the Collateral


Definition of Value
The Appraisal Process
Direct Sales Comparison
Cost Approach
Income Approach
Gross Rent Multiplier
Reconciliation

Qualifying the Title


Abstract and Opinion
Title Insurance
Torrens System
Title Faults
Survey

Closing the Loan


Costs at Settlement
Points
Escrow Account
Property Taxes,
Insurance, Interest
Prorations
Fees

Interest Payments on a Loan

I = PRT
Term Loan
Interest Only
Balloon
Payment

Amortized Loan
Equal Payments
Principal and
Interest
Loan Dies at End

Adjustable-Rate Mortgage

Adjustment Period
Initial Rate, Qualifying Rate
Index, Margin
Note Rate
Rate Caps, Payment Caps

Reverse Annuity Mortgage


Lender Pays Borrower!
Monthly Checks
Initial Lump Sum
Line of Credit
HUD-Insured RAM
Fannie Mae Senior Programs

Variations in Format

Open End Mortgage


Construction Mortgage
Blanket Mortgage
Package Mortgage
Mobile Home Mortgage

Tax-Free Mortgage Lending


Refinance
Installment Sale
Option to Buy
1031 Exchange

Defaults
Delinquencies
Principal and Interest, Property
Taxes, Insurance
Adjustments
Moratorium
Recasting
Deed in Lieu

Foreclosures
Judicial
Conventional, FHA-Insured,
VA-Guaranteed
Power-of-Sale
Deed of Trust, Mortgage
Strict Foreclosure
Tax Impact

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