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Title: First Time Homebuyer Education Course Standards


1
First Time Homebuyer Education Course Standards
  • Utah Homebuyer Education Coalition Standardized
    Curriculum

2
Asset-Based Lending
  • A lender provides financing to a homeowner based
    on the equity and without regard to the
    borrowers ability to repay the loan. The lender
    determines that there is equity enough to cover
    any loss that might incur in the event of default.
  • Prevention
  • Are you ready to buy a home
  • Managing you money
  • Getting a mortgage loan
  • Keeping your home ....

3
Equity Stripping
  • Prevention
  • Managing your money
  • Keeping your home .
  • Understanding credit
  • Are you ready to buy a home
  • Getting a mortgage Loan
  • The lender encourages to borrow against the
    equity as an easy way to get additional money
    consolidate debt, home repairs.

4
Mortgage/Loan Flipping
  • Prevention
  • Managing you money
  • Getting a mortgage loan
  • Keeping your home and managing your finances
  • Repeatedly refinancing loans with no tangible
    benefit to the consumer. Equity is stripped from
    the borrower with each refinance by charging high
    closing costs and prepayment penalties.

5
Bait-and switch schemes
  • The lender may promise one type of loan or
    interest rate, but without good reason, gives the
    borrower a different one. Sometimes a higher
    interest rate or an adjustable rate doesnt kick
    in until months after settlement.
  • Prevention
  • Getting a mortgage loan
  • Shopping for a home
  • Keeping your home and managing your finances

6
Balloon Mortgage
  • A balloon mortgage has payments based on a
    30-year amortization schedule with the unpaid
    principle balance due in a lump sum at a
    specified time, generally five to seven years.
  • Prevention
  • Are you ready .
  • Getting a mortgage loan
  • Shopping for a home
  • Keeping you home

7
Property Flipping
  • Rapid resale of a property at a higher than
    market value using a phony appraisal. May include
    a second mortgage payable to the seller and
    forged or false loan documents.
  • Prevention
  • Shopping for a home
  • Getting a mortgage loan

8
Packing
  • The borrower gets a loan that has charges for
    services the consumer does not request or need.
    Packing most often involves the forced purchase
    of insurance, such as credit life or unemployment
    insurance.
  • Prevention
  • Getting a mortgage loan
  • Shopping for a home
  • Keeping your home .

9
Steering
  • Some real estate professionals steer their
    customers to a certain business or person such as
    a mortgage broker, real estate agent, builder or
    title company.
  • Prevention
  • Are you ready to buy a home
  • Getting a mortgage loan
  • Shopping for a home

10
Foreclosure Rescue
  • Homeowner who faces foreclosure deeds his
    property to a third party, usually in exchange
    for the balance of the loan. The homeowner
    becomes a renter, and is offered to purchase the
    property back for a much higher price.
  • Prevention
  • Managing your money
  • Understanding credit
  • Getting a mortgage loan
  • Keeping your home and managing your finances
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