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Glossary Agreement of Purchase and Sale: A contract by which one party agrees to sell and another party agrees to purchase. Period of time required to reduce debt to zero when payments are made regularly. Process by which the mortgage lending value of a property is determined. Interim financing to bridge between the closing date on the purchase of the new home and the closing date on the sale of the current home. An intermediary between the buyer and seller who is licensed to carry out such activities. A certificate that must be obtained from the municipality by the property owner or contractor before a building can be erected or renovated. The date of which the sale of the property becomes final and the new owner takes possession. A notice from a mortgage lender to a prospective borrower that the lender will advance mortgage funds of a specified amount under certain conditions. A condition in a contract that calls for the happening of some event or performance of some act before the agreement becomes binding. An offer to purchase subject to specified conditions. These conditions could be the arranging of a mortgage, or the selling of a present home. Usually a time limit in which the specified conditions must be met is stipulated. A mortgage loan of up to a maximum of 80% of the lending value of the property for which a lender does not require loan insurance. The percentage of the borrower's income that will be used for monthly payments. Non-payment of instalments due under the terms of the mortgage. Payment of money or other valuables in consideration as a pledge for fulfillment of the contract. The removal of all mortgages and financial encumbrances on the property. The right for access to or over another person's land for a specific purpose, such as for a driveway or public utilities. Gross debt service ratio is a primary calculation used by lenders and mortgage insurers to determine an applicant's ability to service their respective mortgage request. The calculation is determined as follows:
Mortgage principle, interest + taxes + heating cost and/or 1/2 of condo fees ÷ gross annual income of borrower (s) Loan that exceeds 80% of the property lending value, and which is insured through a mortgage insurance plan. An amount of money withheld by the lender during the progress of construction of a house to ensure that construction is satisfactory at every stage. The amount of the holdback is generally equivalent to the estimated cost to complete construction. Land Transfer Tax Refund Program A premium that is added to the mortgage and paid by the borrower over the life of the mortgage. The mortgage insurance insures the lender against loss in case of default on the part of the borrower. A form of reducing term insurance available for all mortgagors. In the event of a death of the owner or one of the owners, the insurance pays the balance owing on the mortgage. The intent is to protect survivors from losing their home. The entity that lends the money The entity that borrows the money. The actual length of time money is loaned at the contractual rate of interest. Terms range from three months to twenty five years. Traditionally the longer the term the higher the rate.
Open Mortgage: A written contract setting fourth the terms under which a buyer agrees to purchase a property. Upon acceptance by the seller, it forms a contract, which will form the basis for the final document to be prepared by a lawyer or notary. It includes the legal and/or municipal description (this may consist of lot numbers as well as street address), purchase price, closing date, mortgage and terms of repayment, and lists specific items included as part of the sale. Principal, interest and taxes due on a mortgage. Principal and interest due on a mortgage. A sum of money paid to a lender for the privilege of prepaying a mortgage in part or in full. The right of a mortgagee to force the sale of the property without judicial proceedings should default occur. The right to prepay a specified amount of principal balance. Penalty interest may be incurred on prepayment options. Full or partial payment of all or part of the principal, separate from the regular payments called for under a mortgage agreement. The amount owing to the lender at any time. Buyer of real property. The return the lender receives for lending you the money for the mortgage. Includes real property, leasehold and business whether with or without premises, fixtures, stock in trade, good of chattels in connection with the operation of the business. A mortgage loan where the interest rate is established for a specific term. At the end of this term, the mortgage is said to "roll-over" and the borrower and lender may agree to extend the loan. If satisfactory terms cannot be agreed upon, the lender is entitled to be repaid in full. In this case, the borrower may seek alternative financing. A licensed employee of a Real Estate Broker authorized to trade in real estate The accurate mathematical measurement of land and building there on.
Total Debt Service Ratio is a secondary calculation used by lenders and
mortgage insurers to determine an applicant's ability to service their respective mortgage
request in addition to their other debt obligations. The calculation is determined as follows: The length of time that you pay a specific interest rate on your mortgage loan. At the end of the term you may repay the balance of the loan or renegotiate at current rates and conditions. Evidence of ownership Seller of real property Where the seller of a property provides some, or all of, the mortgage financing in order to sell the property. Municipal laws restricting the use of land for special purposes.
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