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Definitions for 100

The rate that a bank charges its most creditworthy customers

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Definitions for 200

A stream of equal payments occurring at regular intervals of time

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Definitions for 300The term for the type of mortgage where the regular monthly payments completely and exactly pay off all the principal in over the course of the loan

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Definitions for 400

The ratio of the present value of the annuity to the amount of each payment

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Definitions for 500

The payment per dollar of loan (including both interest and principal amortization)

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Potpourri for 100

Government Securities can be used as a proxy for ______ investments

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Potpourri for 200

The future value of $20,000 which grows at an annual interest rate of 12% per year for two years

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The amount of the loan supportable by a commercial property with NOI of $50,000, debt coverage ratio requirement of 1.25 and current rates at 9.0% for 25 years, with monthly payments, ignoring loan to value constraints is _____

Potpourri for 300

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A lender makes a $30,000 loan at 9.0% for 31 years with monthly payments of $239.89. To bring the APR up to 9.5% _____ points must be charged, assuming no prepayment

Potpourri for 400

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DAILY DOUBLE

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Daily Double Potpourri for 500

This “Rule” relates to the amount of time or the interest rate required for a present value to double its value

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M M C

Miscellaneous for 100

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Miscellaneous for 200

P L A M S

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Generally if mortgage interest rates drop by more than ____ basis points, refinancing will save the borrower money

Miscellaneous for 300

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Miscellaneous for 400

R A M

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L I B O R

Miscellaneous for 500

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Numerical for 100

If we were indifferent between receiving $3,500,000 today and receiving $4,000,000 after one year, our opportunity cost of capital would be ______

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Numerical for 200

The effective cost of borrowing on a $1,000,000 loan with 2 points, 10% amortizing over 25 years, and prepayment expected in 15 years with no prepayment penalty is ___

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Numerical for 300The supportable loan for a REIT with 8% interest, 25 year amortization and DCR of 2, with an available cash flow of $50,000,000 is approximately ____

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Numerical for 400

A simple interest rate of 1.725% per month gives an EAR of _____

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Numerical for 500

OSLB after 10 years on a $1,000,000 loan at 10%, 25 year mortgage will be _____

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ARMs for 100

Typical Life Caps on ARMs run _______ over the course of the loan

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ARMs for 200

In an ARM rate calculation:Contract – ?????? = Index

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ARMs for 300

The most common caps in ARMs are _____ and Lifetime

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ARMs for 400

The first year rate of an ARM is often less than the longer term expected rate and is called a ____________ rate

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ARMs for 500

______ borrowers with few liquidity concerns will often opt for ARMs