Exam 22: Mortgage Market and Mortgage Instruments
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In 21st-century the conventional home mortgage loan has an average maturity around 29 years and in 2009 the average loan amount was $258,900.
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Savings and loans' share of the total mortgage market has declined in recent years.
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A mortgage loan is one of the most difficult of all financial instruments to establish a true value for.
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The loan mortgage debt outstanding in the United States at year-end 2009 was over $19 trillion.
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A security developed in recent years to deal with prepayment risk in mortgage-backed securities is the:
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Over the past two decades, the median purchase price of the conventional single-family residence nearly tripled.
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This type of mortgage instrument is characterized by installment payments which are set lower than those required under a comparable fixed-rate mortgage, but rise over time with inflation, borrower income or some other index. It is a/an:
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Most bank mortgage loans are made to finance residential, single family homes.
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Commercial banks are the principal mortgage lending institutions in the U.S. today.
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The collateralized mortgage obligation (CMO) creates different maturity classes from the cash flows coming from a pool of mortgages.
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Securitized mortgages make it easier for mortgage lenders to get old, low-yielding mortgages off their books.
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Adjustable mortgages unfortunately face severe legal restrictions that must first be overcome in order to make them a viable mortgage instrument.
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The convertible mortgage instruments (CMIs) have initial adjustable interest rates that are usually lower than those on new fixed-rate mortgages and the switch to a fixed-rate loan in the future typically is cheaper than refinancing an old mortgage.
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A _____________ can provide an incentive for households to refinance their homes simply to capture some of the additional equity associated with rising home prices.
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Mortgage pools serve as a very effective hedge against risk, insulating their holders against fluctuations in the housing market.
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According to the textbook, as a practical matter if mortgage market interest rates have dropped at least ____ full percentage points since the borrower took out his or her first mortgage loan and the borrower plans to remain in the home normally about ____ to ____ years then refinancing through a cheaper new loan is usually an attractive move.
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Mortgage bankers supply important financial services to both institutional investors and property developers.
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The conventional home mortgage loan has an average maturity nearing 29 years and in 2009 the average loan amount was:
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Loan fees on refinanced property are immediately tax deductible just as they are under a first mortgage.
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