Use A property which does not conform to the zoning of the area.

This is a term used for loans that exceed the FNMA/FHLMC loan limits established by Congress.

A mortgage loan that does not meet the loan requirements and limitations as set forth by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.

See Adverse Credit.

A loan with many different possible disqualifying characteristics. These may include larger loan amounts, property type (such as number of units or zoning), or credit problems, etc.

This is an umbrella term used of applicants with poor credit history. This may include mortgage arrears, defaults, County Court Judgements (CCJs), bankruptcy, Individual Voluntary Agreements (IVAs) and house repossession. Borrowers with elements of adverse credit are offered higher rates than standard full status applicants are, usually with terms and conditions relating to the extent of their adverse credit history. Often, adverse credit mortgages are libor-linked rates.

Indicates if a subject property is similar or not similar to other properties in the neighborhood.