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Negative Amortization Loan (“Neg Am”)
This is a loan whereby the borrower is only required to make a minimum payment, which usually does not cover the interest that is due each month, causing the principal loan balance to increase as a result. These types of loans are normally only recommended for the savvy real estate investor who knows what he/she is doing.

Net Effective Income
This is an individual’s gross income minus federal income tax.

No Cash-Out Refinance
This is when a borrower refinances his mortgage loan without taking out any money. Instead, a new balance is calculated to cover the balance due on an existing mortgage and any costs with obtaining a new loan. In general, this is typically done to take advantage of low interest rates (which is usually called a “rate and term refi”). Lenders also refer to this as a no-cash refi.

No-Cost Loan
This is a mortgage that has either zero bank costs related to it or a mortgage that also covers property purchases or refinancing costs, which may be incurred when purchasing a property, getting a mortgage and/or refinancing a loan, but that are not directly charged by the bank. This type of loan carries a higher note rate.

Note
A note is the actual, legal document that requires an individual to pay back a loan at the agreed upon stated interest rate during a certain time period.

Note Rate
The note rate is the actual written interest rate on a mortgage loan.

Notice of Default
This is when the lender sends a borrower a formal written notice notifying them that they have defaulted on the loan and that legal action may follow. If the borrower does not cure the default, foreclosure efforts are then taken by the lender.
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

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