Not exact matches
If your goal is to find a cost effective balance, you should determine the sweet spot
where each payment pays down more principal than interest (25
years or lower
amortization) and invest the money you would have put against the mortgage into a higher yield option.
It's similar to the
amortization schedule
where it's the same periodic payment for the longer of 5
years or 59 1/2.
No interest - only payments, no negative
amortization payments
where principal increases, and terms should not exceed 30
years.
Where the loan product includes a loan feature that may cause the loan balance to increase, the disclosure required by § 1026.37 (a)(10)(ii)(A) is preceded by the time period that the borrower is permitted to make payments that result in negative
amortization (e.g., «2 Year Negative Amortization»), followed by the loan p
amortization (e.g., «2
Year Negative
Amortization»), followed by the loan p
Amortization»), followed by the loan product type.