Interest is one way
the lender makes a profit on your loan.
Not exact matches
Lenders set their mortgage rates in order to offset the risk of borrower default, and also to
make some
profit on the loan (it is a business after all).
Many of the attendees were actually
making trades
on their Blackberry's as their guru spoke in tongues of sub prime
lenders with supposed «moats» (durable competitive advantages) Finally, after 2 1/2 hours Chew lost his mind and after savagiung the false
profit, began eating his young wannabe's.
The
lender will add a margin
on top of the reference rate that's aimed at offsetting the risk that the borrower won't repay the loan and to
make a
profit.
This is because
lenders make a substantial portion of their loan
profits on interest payments, and paying off a loan early eliminates this income stream for the
lender.
However,
lenders make bigger
profits on subprime loans, interest rates are higher
on subprime loans, subprime loans with high rates have been commanding higher prices in the secondary market and borrowers are dependent
on loan officers to help them
make financing choices — loan officers who get bigger commissions by marketing subprime loans.
In other words, if
Lender Smith gets me the loan with the lowest rate, the fewest points and the lowest closing costs I'm interested, even if Smith
makes a bigger
profit than
Lender Jones
on the exact same loan, say a basic FHA mortgage.
So
lenders have to charge higher fees to generate the same
profit they would
make on a larger loan.
If you default, the
lender gets your car and sells it, recouping the money and
making a
profit on the deal.
Most
lenders are of course banks, and it is not their ordinary course of business to
make a
profit on real estate.
Many of the attendees were actually
making trades
on their Blackberry's as their guru spoke in tongues of sub prime
lenders with supposed «moats» (durable competitive advantages) Finally, after 2 1/2 hours Chew lost his mind and after savagiung the false
profit, began eating his young wannabe's.
Only 5 weeks after buying the property from the other hard money
lender, the new real estate investor had finished the house and sold it
making $ 16,000 in
profit on it!
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Lenders set their mortgage rates in order to offset the risk of borrower default, and also to
make some
profit on the loan (it is a business after all).
Mr. Sellers continues to
make his 5.5 % monthly interest and principal payment to the original
lender on the $ 70,000 mortgage and pockets the difference as
profit.
In essence the
lender is trying to insure that they
make a significant
profit on the loan.