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Investor
Reporting
Mortgage Servicer
supports all industry-standard reporting methods recognized in the secondary
market today. Hundreds of investors and reporting groups can be established,
each with their own reporting method. For Fannie Mae, Ginnie Mae, and other
types of private security pools, or participation loans, hundreds of separate
security holders or participants are allowed. Each security holder or participant
may have a specified remittance rate based on individual yield requirements
or a pro-rata share for either a regular or guaranteed pass-through.
All reports associated with the chosen reporting method including reconciliation,
remittance, delinquency, prepaid reports and trial balances are provided.
The system allows single or multiple cycles and cutoffs, as well as interim
remittances to investors.
Specialized accounting reports for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Ginnie Mae
are system generated. As additional support for these investors, comprehensive
files of accounting and remittance information are created for transmission
to Fannie Mae's MORNET® system, Freddie Mac's MIDANET® system, and
to Ginnie Mae. Security holder remittance vouchers and checks are calculated
and produced along with a check register and other reconciliation reports.
Mortgage Servicer also provides a special on-line capability which
allows you to quickly review such data as group totals, trial balances, and
30-60-90 day delinquencies. |
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Year-End
Reporting
Mortgage Servicer
simplifies year-end reporting with a three-step process.
- The system creates
year-end statements, stores year-to-date information in a permanent history
record and clears the year-to-date fields for the next year.
- Select the option to
create or correct your 1098s and 1099s, either in printed form or on magnetic
media for electronic transmission to the IRS, and produce year-end statements
for borrowers, security holders and participants in printed form.
- Perform escrow analysis
and produce coupons.
Our year-end reporting function
gives substance to the phrase "as easy as 1-2-3." |
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