What does YMP stand for in Real Estate Finance?
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probably similar to a yield spread premium, which is a loan fee paid to a broker directly from the lender originating the loan.  Essentially, its a legal "kickback" paid by the lender to thank the broker for origininating the loan with them.
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housing a.k.a mortgage payment
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You have to look at the condo as you would any other investment.  Do the condo rules allow you to rent out the property if you needed to relocate for school?  Would such an asset disallow you from any low rate student loan programs for medical school? Can the property be sold in a timely manner if you needed to liquidate?  Are the property values rising at fast enough rate to justify the initial investment?    I realize these are more questions than answers but they are all important to your issue.  The most important one is the last one because real estate is just like any other investment if you are looking on a short term basis.
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Don't know anything about NYC prices, but in general, property values are lowest when interest rates are at the highest part of the cycle. But then you have to pay high interest rates if you need to borrow. In that case leave it until after interest rates have peaked, and have fallen to a level you are comfortable with.
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Not sure exactly what you are asking, but some banks will extend a sort of 'line of credit' for buying realestate. Thes notes are good for a limited amount of time before the real estate must be moved to permanent financing. Selling the property frees up dome of the 'line of credit'
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When the finance company pays the dealer
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Young Professional Meat Market Syndrome (YPMMS) perhaps?
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It isn't really a score that is looked at when getting an apartment - it is more looking at if you pay your bills on time.  When I was  a property manager I dind't care what someone's score was.  I cared that they paid their bills on time, and that they didn't have any charge offs.
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Account:  00001548026  \nAPD:  23190 6 7    \nLocation:  0005810MOUNTAINWOOD DR  \nLegal:  LAKE HILL ESTATES ADDITION \nBLK 6 LOT 7 \n\n*01548026*  \nOwner:  SIS-BRO INVESTMENTS LTD \n2146 BLUERIDGE DR \nDUNCANVILLE TX 75137-4512  \n\nLast sale was in 2005\n\nIt was built in 1993
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National Association of Realtors give housing market info every month or quarter.
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a REIT is publicly traded and strives for profits and dividends for its stockholders.\na real estate mgmt company may or may not own properties - its function is 3rd party property management.  the emphasis on the bottom line is not as great.
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An automatically updating link to a monthly report of Seattle-Tacoma housing market activity is published by the Northwest Multiple Listing Service and displayed at http://www.mls4owners.com/P42.cfm .  The report is usually updated between the 7th and 10th of each month.
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What are you talking about? What has this got to do with Real Estate?
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It is a company that handles the transfer of real estate from one party to another.
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If you have Excel, try this formula.\n\n=PMT(.178/12,36,2494)\n\nArguments are nominal interest rate divided by twelve, 36 months, loan value.\n\n$89.91 monthly payment
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You need to understand the difference between what a YMCA offers compared to what a "transitional housing" offer. There is a very distinct difference. \nYMCA,s generally are not really geared for tenacy at all and those that "live" at one are defined as borders rather than tenants. Fire codes do apply and so do safety standards but the mayor of that city or town is the one who has the power to enforce them. YMCA's are private property and they can make whatever rules they see fit including  curfews
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A hard money loan is a real estate collateralized loan based on the quick-sale value of the property against which the loan is made. Most lenders fund in the 1st-lien position, meaning that in the event of a default, they are the first creditor to receive remuneration. Occasionally, lenders will subordinate to another 1st lien position loan; these loans are known as mezzanine loans or second lien position loans.\n\nHard money lenders structure loans based on a percentage of the quick-sale value of the subject property. This is called the Loan-to-Value or LTV ratio and typically hovers between 60-70% of the value of the property. For the purposes of determine an LTV, the word "value" is defined as 'today's purchase price'. This the amount that a lender could reasonably expect to realize from the sale of the property in the event that the loan defaults and the property must be sold in a 1-4 months' time. This 'value' differs from an MAI appraised value.