Financing Quiz

Question 1

When a purchaser enters into a loan agreement with a lender, the lender requires two things: A mortgage and a deed of trust.

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true

Question 2

A "due-on sale clause" is a clause that states that, should the real property securing the loan obligation be sold, the total amount outstanding on the loan becomes immediately due.

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true

Question 3

Mutual savings banks are a major source of construction loans, short-term loans, and home improvement loans.

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true

Question 4

Like commercial banks, savings and loan associations are either federally or state chartered.

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true

Question 5

Mortgage brokers, are licensed individuals who act as middlemen in financing transactions.

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true

Question 6

The parties to a mortgage are the mortgagor (the borrower) and the mortgagee (the lender).

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true

Question 7

A deed of trust is sometimes referred to as a mortgage trust deed or trust deed.

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true

Question 8

Generally, the foreclosure process is faster and the procedures are less complex under a deed of trust than under a mortgage instrument.

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true

Question 9

Conventional lenders usually charge a loan origination fee to process the loan application, normally 3.5% of the loan amount.

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true

Question 10

The money from an FHA mortgage is given to borrowers by the Federal Housing Administration.

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true

Question 11

The certificate of eligibility and the certificate of reasonable value, are part of the requirements for those eligible veterans applying to a VA loan.

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true

Question 12

The loan commitment is one of the documentation borrower should have ready at the initial interview with a loan officer.

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true

Question 13

FIFU, FinCEN, and MBA are the three mayor secondary lenders.

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true

Question 14

A promissory note is signed only by the maker and usually is not witnessed, notarized, or recorded.

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true

Question 15

The parties to the promissory note are the borrower, referred to as the maker, and the lender, referred to as the payee or holder.

Answer

true

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