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Maintain Real Estate Collateral
Use the Real Estate tab in the Collateral panel to maintain collateral information for real estate properties.
To maintain real estate collateral
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In the Reference Panel navigation bar, click Available Panels and then click Collateral.
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Click the tab for the collateral to modify. The Real Estate tab appears.
Appraisal Ordered Date: Date the lender ordered an appraisal of the property.
SCRA Ordered Date: Date the lender obtained a court order to foreclose on the property as required under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.
Foreclosure Bid Amount: Amount the lender bid on the property at the foreclosure sale.
Internal Lien Position: Your organization's position in line in regard to benefitting from collateral liquidation. The senior position is first in line to benefit.
1st Mortgage Holder: Lender who holds the first mortgage.
Other Lien Holder Position: Position in line of other lien holders in regard to benefitting from collateral liquidation. The senior position is first in line to benefit.
1st Mortgage Balance: Balance due on the first mortgage.
Attorney Phone: Phone number of the lender's attorney.
Date Sent for Foreclosure: Date the lender sent the paperwork to the attorney to start the foreclosure process.
Attorney Demand Sent: Date the attorney sent notice to the borrower demanding that the borrower return the loan to good standing.
Attorney Demand Expiration Date: Date the demand notice expires. If the borrower doesn't pay the amount specified in the demand letter, the lender starts the foreclosure process.
Complaint filed Date: Date the lender's attorney filed a complaint for foreclosure with the court.
Foreclosure Service Date: Date the court served the borrower with the complaint for foreclosure document and a summons.
Foreclosure Sale Date: Date the sheriff scheduled an auction to sell the property.
Sequence: Client internal identifier for each piece of collateral.
Judgment Date: Date the court entered a final judgment of foreclosure against the borrower.
Foreclosure Resolution Date: Date the lender recovered the balance of the loan by forcing the sale of the asset used as collateral for the loan.
Deed Recording Date: Date the recorder or clerk recorded the sheriff's deed.
Sale Confirmation Date: Date the court approved the terms, price, and conditions of the sale.
FRB Code: Code that identifies the Federal Reserve Bank in which the lender is a member.
CB Special Comment: Credit Bureau special comment.
Deed in Lieu: Indicates whether the borrower conveyed all interest in the property to the lender to satisfy the loan and avoid foreclosure proceedings.
Type of Sale: Indicates whether the foreclosure sale is judicial (through a court process) or non-judicial (without a court's involvement).
Forced-placed Insurance: Indicates whether the lender placed an insurance policy on the property.
Property: Property occupancy, such as vacant or occupied.
PMI: Indicates whether the borrower has private mortgage insurance on the property loan.
Date of Appraisal: Date an appraiser appraised the property.
Breach Letter Date: Date the lender sent a breach letter to the borrower to notify the borrower that the loan is in default.
Property Type: Type of property, such as single family residence or raw land.
Original Value: Original appraised value of the property.
Status: Current status of the property.
Current Value: Current appraised value of the property.
FREM Loan Number: Number that First Real Estate Mortgage assigned to identify the loan.
FREM Customer Name: Name of the First Real Estate Mortgage customer.
FREM Collateral Description: Description of the First Real Estate Mortgage loan collateral.
FREM Note Date: Date the borrower signed the First Real Estate Mortgage note.
FREM Due Date: Date the First Real Estate Mortgage loan payment is due.
FREM Original Balance: Original First Real Estate Mortgage loan balance.
FREM Current Balance: Current First Real Estate Mortgage loan balance.
FREM Original Value: First Real Estate Mortgage's original appraised value of the property.
FREM Current Value: First Real Estate Mortgage's current appraised value of the property.
Judgment Amount: Total amount that the court awarded to the lender.
Property Address: Property's house number, street, city, state, and ZIP code.
Attorney Name: Name of the borrower's attorney.
2nd Mortgage Subject to First Mortgage: Indicates whether the borrower has a second mortgage on the property.
1099 A Filed Date: Date the lender filed a 1099-A with the IRS for the property foreclosure.
1099 C Filed Date: Date the lender filed a 1099-C with the IRS for the acquisition of the secured property (or the debtor's abandonment of the property) and cancellation of the debt.
Occupant Code: Code that identifies the property's usage.
Foreclosure Code: Code that identifies the foreclosure type.