Examples of Interest Only Term in a sentence
Loan Modifications (Pertains only to loans modified for loss mitigation purposes) Date 20090914 YYYYMMDD Modified Loans Only “19010101” if unknown 154 Pre-Modification I/O Term Interest Only Term (in months) preceding The Modification Effective Payment Date.
Loan Term and Amortization Type Numeric – Integer 60 999 Always >= 0 and <= 240 Unknown = Blank; No Interest Only Term = 0 33 Buy Down Period The total number of months during which any buy down is in effect, representing the accumulation of all buy down periods.
A computation from the Final Data File in which the number of months of Seasoning as of Cut-off Date that exceed the Interest Only Term was deducted from the Original Amortization Term (months).
Fully Amortizing”, when the Original Loan Term (months) was equal to the Original Amortization Term (months); or “Interest Only”, when the Interest Only term was equal to the Original Loan Term (months); or “Balloon”, when the Original Amortization Term (months) was greater than the Original Loan Term (months) and the Interest Only Term was equal to zero; or “Partial IO”, when the Interest Only Term was greater than zero and less than the Original Loan Term (months).
N/A”, if the Interest Only Term was equal to 0; or For loans based on Actual/360 interest calculation, a calculation from the Final Data File in which the Gross Interest Rate was divided by 12, then multiplied by the Cut-off Balance, then multiplied by 365 and then divided by 360; or For loans based on 30/360 interest calculation, a calculation from the Final Data File in which the Gross Interest Rate was divided by 12 and then multiplied by the Cut-off Balance.
With respect to those Mortgage Assets with an Amortization Type of “Partial IO,” for purposes of the procedure indicated herein, the Seasoning is reduced by (but to a result not less than zero) the Interest Only Term.
Remaining Amortization Calculation A computation from the Final Data File in which the number of months of Seasoning as of Cut-off Date that exceed the Interest Only Term was deducted from the Original Amortization Term (months).
With respect to Characteristic 12, assuming, at your request, no prepayments of principal, we recomputed the Maturity Balance using the First Payment Date, the Monthly Debt Service, the Original Principal Balance, the Interest Calculation Method, the Note Rate, the Interest Only Term and the Maturity Date.
Net Mortgage Rate Refer to calculation procedures below With respect to Characteristic 11, assuming, at your request, no prepayments of principal, we recomputed the Cut-off Balance using the First Payment Date, the Original Principal Balance, the Interest Calculation Method, the Monthly Debt Service, the Note Rate, the Interest Only Term and the Cut-off Date.
Interest Only Term Calculation; Promissory Note A computation from the Promissory Note in which the number of monthly payments occurring between the first installment date and the first principal and interest installment date were counted.