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Owner FinancingA purchase in which the seller provides all or part of the financing.
 
PITIAn acronym for payments to lender that cover principal, interest, taxes and insurance on a property.
 
PlatA map of a piece of land showing boundary lines, streets, actual measurements and easements.
 
PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance)Insurance written by a private mortgage insurance company to protect the lender against losses caused by mortgage default. This is commonly required on loan transactions involving less than a 20% down payment or equity position.
 
PointA fee paid to the lender on closing day to increase the effective yield of the mortgage. A point is one percent of the amount of the mortgage loan. Also called a discount point.
 
Pre-ApprovalA commitment by a lender to extend credit provided that specific conditions are met.
 
Pre-QualificationA preliminary assessment of a buyer's ability to secure a loan, based on a specific set of lending guidelines and buyer representations made. This is not a guarantee or commitment by a lender to extend credit.
 
Prepayment PenaltyA charge paid to the lender by the borrower if a mortgage loan is repaid before its term is over.
 
Prime RateThe interest rate charged by banks to their preferred corporate customers, it tends to be an estimator for general trends in short term interest rates.
 
PrincipalThe amount borrowed or remaining unpaid; also, that part of the monthly payment that reduces the outstanding balance of a mortgage.
 
Qualifying RatiosGuidelines used by lenders to determine how much of a loan a home buyer qualifies for. Often referred to as debt-to-income ratios (or DTI).
 
Real Estate Settlement StatementFinal settlement statement often referred to as the HUD-1 form, used to itemize buyer, seller, broker, and lender charges and credits at closing.
 
RealtorA real estate broker or sales associate affiliated with the National Association of Realtors.
 
Recording FeeThe charges made by the register of deeds to record the legal documents.
 
RefinancingRepaying a debt with the proceeds of a new loan, using the same property as collateral or security.
 
Second MortgageA loan issued on property that is already encumbered by an existing mortgage (ie: the first mortgage). The second mortgage is subordinate to the first.
 
Secondary Mortgage MarketThe market wherein home loans are sold by the lender after closing to Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac or a variety of other institutional investors.
 
SurveyA map prepared by an engineer or surveyor charting a particular piece of real estate.
 
TitleOwnership of a property. A clear title is one without any outstanding liens or encumbrances. A cloud on title refers to any outstanding liens or encumbrances which could impair the title.
 
Title Insurance PolicyA policy designed to protect the buyer or lender after closing from financial losses arising from any defects in the title that may have occurred prior to purchase.
 


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