If you are using a loan origination system ('system-to-system') that interfaces with the Loan Prospector credit engine, the field names your system displays may differ from the corresponding Loan Prospector field names. The field groupings and the order in which you enter information may also vary. Contact your system administrator, or system vendor, for more information on data input mapping from your system to Loan Prospector.
If your loan origination system has not been updated with the New Construction values, you can take advantage of the new Mortgages for Newly Constructed Homes offering by entering the loan directly into LoanProspector.com browser and selecting one of the new values (Newly Built or Construction Conversion).
After logging in to Loan
Prospector, start a new loan application.
Enter loan
information on the Loan File Setup
page.
Enter the names of the borrower(s) that will be on the
Permanent Financing.
Select Next.
The Loan File Setup page
displays:
If Interim
Construction Financing is used, the borrower(s) on the Permanent
Financing must be the same borrower(s) on the Interim Construction
Financing. Borrower(s) cannot be added or removed when the Interim
Construction Financing is paid off, modified, or converted, and
replaced by the Permanent Financing.
On the Loan
Application Data page, enter the loan information into the
different sections.
Select Next.
The
Loan Application Data page displays.
Enter Conventional in
the Mortgage Type field. FHA and VA are
not eligible for the Mortgages for Newly Constructed Homes offering.
Enter the Offering
Identifier, if applicable. Initial Interest Mortgages are
eligible for Newly Built Home Mortgages only; and Home Possible®
Mortgages are only eligible for Newly Built Home Mortgages secured
by site-built properties.
Enter the street
address in the Property Address field for the
site-built or manufactured home. If the address changes during
construction, the loan must be resubmitted. For example, a change
from a lot number to a street address must be
resubmitted.
Enter the
type of property in the Property Type field. A
Renovation Mortgage may not be secured by a manufactured
home.
Enter the
property value in the Appraised Value of Property
field. For information on how to determine the value,
refer to the Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide (Guide) Chapter K33.
Enter the
applicable Building Status:
Proposed
or Under Construction for Newly Built and Construction
Conversion
Substantially Rehabilitated or Alteration, Improvements,
Repair for Renovation
Condos are not
eligible for Construction Conversion Mortgages.
Enter Purchase or
Refinance in the Purpose of Loan field based on
the following:
If…
p>Then Enter…
Newly
Built Home Mortgage
Purchase
If
Construction Conversion or Renovation and
borrower is not the owner of record of the land (or if a site-built-home is on a leasehold estate, is not the lessee of the leasehold estate) prior to the closing of the Interim Construction Financing
Purchase
If
Construction Conversion or Renovation and
borrower is the owner of record of the land (or if a site-built home is on a leasehold estate, is the lessee of the leasehold estate) prior to the closing of the Interim Construction Financing
Refinance
Enter, as applicable,
either Newly Built or Construction Conversion in the New Construction field
(Renovation Mortgages should use the Construction
Conversion value):
Newly
Built - if obtaining financing for the purchase of a newly
constructed site-built home or newly purchased manufactured home
when the borrower takes title to both the land and home at
closing. There is no interim construction financing.
Construction Conversion - if obtaining permanent
financing to replace interim construction financing obtained by
the borrower. The borrower used the interim construction
financing to purchase or refinance the land, as applicable,
and:
Construct a new site-built home, or
Purchase
and permanently affix to the site and convert to real property, a new manufactured home, or
Renovate, repair, restore or rehabilitate an existing
site-built home.
If applicable, enter
remaining information on any additional pages (Adjustable
Rate Mortgage page, Refinance page, and
Buydown page).
Select
Next.
The
Refinance page displays.
Site-built homes are
eligible for cash-out and no cash-out refinance transactions.
Manufactured homes are eligible for no cash-out refinance
transactions. Streamlined Refinances and Special Purpose Cash-out
Refinances are not eligible for the Mortgages for Newly Constructed Homes offering.
On the Request
Services page, select the services you would like to
request from Loan Prospector.
Select
Submit and follow the submission
prompts.
The
Request Services page displays.
You can use either
infiles or merged credit (including Reference Numbers from
previously-ordered merged credit).
Infiles
will automatically be obtained through Loan Prospector with an
assessment.
Merged Credit will be obtained if the merged credit is requested with AUS, or infiles if Reference Numbers are entered to access previously ordered merged credit data. If you need to resubmit, keep the same CRC, critical borrower data, and submitting entity after the first 120 days to maintain the same credit data for 18 months. You may receive a new credit file if you resubmit after certain conditions change. For a list of these conditions, see Additional Tips, under Resubmission, in either of these two documents:
After the
assessment is complete, review your results.
Correct any
data entry errors and resubmit as required.
The
Results page displays.
Mortgages for Newly
Constructed Homes require an appraisal with interior and exterior
inspection that meets the requirements of Freddie Mac's Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide (Guide) Chapter 44,
regardless of any other Loan Prospector Minimum Assessment
Feedback.
The LP Assessment
Expiration Date will indicate 18 months from the date the credit
was first obtained for both infiles and merged
credit.
Additional Resources: Visit the Freddie Mac Learning
Center at http://www.FreddieMac.com/learn/uw
to access tips, self-study references, news, training information and
other useful tools to help you get going with Loan
Prospector.