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Loss Mitigation Loan-Level Data Collection

Loss Mitigation Loan-Level Data
Collection Field Definitions
FIELD DEFINITIONS
1. Loan Number – A unique identifier for the loan record that will be the same month to month.
Reference numbers may be used in lieu of actual loan numbers as long as it meets this criteria
2. Lien Position at Origination – The position of this mortgage relative any additional liens on the
property. If there are no additional liens, the mortgage is in first position.
3. Credit Grade – Servicer defined.
4. Investor – Identifies the owner of the mortgage
• FNMA – Serviced mortgages that are owned by FNMA
• FHLMC – Serviced mortgages that are owned by FHLMC
• GNMA – Serviced mortgages that are owned by GNMA
• Private – Loans securitized by private-label (non-Government, non-GSE) issuers.
• Portfolio – Mortgages owned and held on the bank’s balance sheet. Include both Held for
Sale or Held for Investment in this category.
5. Product Group
• FHA – Loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration
• VA – Loans insured by the Department of Veteran’s Affairs
• Conventional with PMI – Non-government insured mortgages insured by a private (nongovernment) insurer.
• Conventional w/o PMI – Mortgages with neither government nor private mortgage insurance.
6. Interest Type at Origination
• Fixed – Mortgages where the interest rate is fixed for the life of the mortgage. Hybrid ARMS
should not be included in this category.
• ARM – Mortgages where the interest rate fluctuates based on a spread to an index. Include
all variable rate loans regardless of whether there is an initial fixed period.
7. Interest Type in Current Month – Identifies the interest type in the reporting month. This field will be
the same as field number 6 unless the loan has had its interest type modified.
8. Loan Closing Date – The date on which the original loan funding was disbursed to the borrower.
9. Original Loan Amount – The dollar amount of the funds disbursed to the borrower at the time of loan
closing.

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10. Unpaid Principal Balance – The total principal amount outstanding as of the end of the month. The
UPB should not reflect any accounting based write-downs and should only be reduced to zero when
the loan has been liquidated – either paid-in-full, charged-off, REO sold or Service transferred (see
field 28).
11. Original Interest Rate – The annual percentage rate as specified on the mortgage note at the time of
origination.
12. Current Interest Rate – The annual percentage rate of the mortgage as of the last day of the
reporting month.
13. Original LTV – The original loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is the original loan amount divided by the lesser
of the selling price or the appraised value of the property securing the mortgage at origination or
upon initial transfer into the servicing portfolio.
14. Refreshed LTV – The refreshed LTV refers to the servicer periodically updating the estimate of value
to recalculate loan-to-value using the current loan balance. Do not report where the refreshed
property value was not obtained within the last year.
15. Original FICO – The statistically calculated credit score of all borrowers developed by the Fair Isaac
Corporation used to evaluate the creditworthiness of the borrower. The FICO score can be based on
the credit bureau service the institution uses as its source. Original FICO reflects the score upon which
the mortgage underwriting decision was based.
16. Current FICO – The Current FICO reflects the refreshed score based on the Fair Isaac calculation.
17. Product Description – Identifies the product type of the mortgage including the interest type,
amortization term and initial fixed period for hybrid products.
18. Option ARM at Origination – A payment Option ARM is a nontraditional mortgage that allows the
borrower to choose from a number of different payment options. For example, each month, the
borrower may choose: a minimum payment option based on a ‘‘start’’ or introductory interest rate, an
interest-only payment option based on the fully indexed interest rate, or a fully amortizing principal
and interest payment option based on a 15-year or 30-year loan term, plus any required escrow
payments. Payments on the minimum payment option can be less than the interest accruing on the loan,
resulting in negative amortization. The interest-only option avoids negative amortization, but does not
provide for principal amortization. After a specified number of years, or if the loan reaches a certain
negative amortization cap, the required monthly payment amount is recast to require payments that
will fully amortize the outstanding balance.
19. Option ARM in Reporting Month – Identifies whether a mortgage allows a borrower a choice of
payment options in the reporting month. For full definition of payment Option ARMs, see #18.
20. Interest Only at Origination - An interest only (IO) mortgage is a nontraditional mortgage which
allows the borrower to pay only the interest due on the loan for a specified number of years (e.g.,

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three or five years), and whose interest rate may fluctuate or be fixed. After the interest-only
period, the rate may be fixed or fluctuate based on the prescribed index, with payments including
both principal and interest.
21. Interest Only in Reporting Month – Identifies whether the minimum mortgage payment in the reporting
month represents only the interest due on the loan.
22. Documentation – Describes how the borrower’s income levels were documented at time of origination.
• Full – The borrower provided full verification of income levels via W2, pay stubs, tax returns,
etc.
• Alt / Low - Alternative or Low Doc loans refers to the mortgages qualified and underwritten
under lender programs designed without requiring verification of employment, assets,
mortgage/rental history and/or DTI of the borrower. This categorization applies to any
combination of the aforementioned limited documentation standards, excluding Stated Income
programs.
• Stated - Stated Income includes all mortgages where the borrower was qualified for
approval based on representation of income, without direct verification of either the source or
amount of said income by the lender.
23. Property State – The state in which the property is located. Please be sure to provide the state where
the property is located and not the billing address as the two may differ for non-Owner Occupied
properties.
24. Property ZIP Code – The nine or five digit zip code of the property, whichever is available.
25. Loss Mitigation Performance Status – Identifies whether a loan is being actively handled by the
servicer’s loss mitigation department. Refers to all loans where the servicer has initiated loss mitigation
procedures whether or not a particular course of action or workout type has been executed...
• Active and performing – Refers to any mortgage that is currently in loss mitigation and is
performing to the terms of a selected plan.
• Active and Non-performing – Refers to instances where a servicer is actively pursuing loss
mitigation with a borrower who is not currently making all payments on the mortgage.
• Broken – Populated for situations where the borrower has defaulted on the terms of loss
mitigation plan and the servicer has removed the loan from loss mitigation and is proceeding
with the default process.
26. Foreclosure Status – Identifies the current foreclosure status as of the end of the reporting month.
• In foreclosure, pre-sale – Coded for any mortgage that has been referred to an attorney for
loss mitigation proceedings but has not yet gone to foreclosure sale.
• Post-sale Foreclosure – Coded for any loan where the bank has obtained title at foreclosure
sale, but the property is not yet actively being marketed. Typically this will include loans that
are in redemption or being repaired. If this information is not available, please code the loan
as OREO.

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OREO – Coded for any mortgage where the bank has obtained title at foreclosure sale and
the property is on the market and available for sale. Also code instances where the bank has
obtained title but the availability for sale is not known.

27. Foreclosure Referral Date – Provide the date that the mortgage was referred to an attorney for the
purpose of initiating foreclosure proceedings. This date should reflect the referral date of currently
active foreclosure process. Loans cured from foreclosure should not have a referral date.
28. Liquidation Status – Provide the liquidation method for any loan that was liquidated during the
reporting month.
• Voluntary Payoff / Refinance – Code all instances where the loan has been paid in full by the
borrower either through refinance of the mortgage, sale of the property or principal payment
in full.
• Involuntary Liquidation – Code all instances where the mortgage has been liquidated either
through foreclosure proceedings or another settlement option resulting in incomplete
repayment of principal. Include short-sales, charge-offs, as well as OREO liquidations.
• Servicing Transfer – Code all instances where the servicing of the mortgage has been
transferred or sold to another institution during the reporting month.
29. Foreclosure Sale Date – The date of the foreclosure sale (or sheriff’s sale), please populate the date
for any loan that has completed foreclosure sale whether or not the title was acquired by the bank.
30. Workout Type Completed – This field should be coded for any loan where a loss mitigation effort has
been successfully completed in the current month. Successful completion is defined as the closing of loss
mitigation activities where the borrower has no remaining delinquent obligations to the servicer. The
field should be coded in only the reporting month when the workout type was completed and not in
subsequent months. Specific coding instructions follow:
• Code 1 Modification - Populate in the month that the modification is completed and the new
loan terms are in effect. Do not include modifications, such as those performed under the Home
Affordable program, that were completed following a trial or stipulated repayment period –
these should receive a value of 8 (see below).
• Code 2 Repayment Plan - Populate in the month that the repayment plan was completed
successfully and the borrower has been returned to a current and performing status.
• Codes 3 and 4 – Deeds In Lieu and Short Sales – Populate in the month the loan is liquidated
through a deed in lieu, short sale (or payoff) negotiated settlement.
• Code 6, 11, 14 – FHA and Home Affordable Refinances – Populate these fields in the month
that the loan was liquidated under an FHA or Home Affordable refinance program. This field
should be coded in the same month the loan has a Voluntary Payoff / Refinance coding in
Field 28 – Liquidation Status.
• Code 8 – Stipulated Repayment / Stip to Mods – Code this field in the month that a loan is
modified after having completed a stipulated or trial payment period. This should include
loans modified under the Home Affordable Modification program.
• Code 13 – Reaged/Deferred/Extended – include loans where there has been an agreement
with the borrower to defer principal and interest but with no other terms to enhance
affordability.
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Code 15 – FNMA HomeSaver Forbearance, Payment Reduction Plan, or other GSE-sponsored
forbearance program - Include loans that have made the initial payment in the FNMA
HomeSaver Forbearance program or similar program.

31. Next payment due date – The due date for the next outstanding payment on the mortgage. For
delinquent loans this date will be in the past.
32. Bankruptcy flag – Flag all loans where the servicer has been notified of the borrower’s bankruptcy
declaration.
33. Active Repayment Plan Flag – Code as 1 all loans that are active and performing according to the
terms of a repayment plan as of the end of the reporting month. Do not code as active any loan
currently operating under a stip-to-mod plan where the loan is scheduled to be modified if the terms
of the stipulated repayment plan are met.
34. Loss Mitigation Letter Sent – RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE.
35. Reason for Default – Identifies the reason that the borrower has defaulted on their mortgage
payment obligations.
36. Loan Source – Identifies the source by which the servicer originated or otherwise acquired the
mortgage. At the servicer's discretion, acquired servicing may be reported as retail, broker, or
correspondent originations to the extent the information is available.
• Retail – Report all mortgages originated through the reporting institution’s retail, including
branch or internet, production channel.
• Wholesale (Broker) - Report all mortgages originated through the reporting institution's
wholesale/broker production channel. Report as broker originated all third-party originated
loans where the bank cannot distinguish between broker and correspondent originated.
• Correspondent - Mortgages acquired through the reporting institution's correspondent
production channel. This includes all mortgage whole loans purchased on a recurring basis
(flow) from another correspondent institution, eligible for securitization into the secondary
markets or portfolio retention on the bank's balance sheet. Report as broker originated all
third-party originated loans when the bank cannot distinguish between broker and
correspondent originated.
• Bulk Purchase – Pools of mortgage whole loans purchased from a third party originator for
the right to securitize or retention in the bank-owned portfolio. Residential Mortgages
acquired for the Servicing Portfolio in this manner are typically negotiated as one-time
transactions between a Mortgage Institution and an independent third party originator
(Mortgage Company or Correspondent). Report all bulk acquisitions and correspondent flow
acquisitions as correspondent originated when the institution cannot distinguish between these
categories. Also, include loans acquired by the Servicer through a corporate transaction
involving the merger or acquisition of another non-affiliated corporation.
• Servicing Rights Purchased - Refers to a separately negotiated purchase of mortgage
servicing rights (PMSR) from a third party. When the servicer cannot distinguish between bulk
whole loan and bulk servicing acquisitions, the servicer should report all of these acquisitions

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consistently in the category that represents the majority of the servicer's acquisitions. Note: This
reporting category applies exclusively to the Servicing Portfolio.
37. Owner Occupancy Flag – Report all mortgages where the borrower owns and occupies the property
securing the mortgage.
38. Notice of Default – Please provide the date for all loans where the servicer has issued a formal notice
of default, breach letter or similar communication notifying the borrower that the loan is in default.
39. Third Party Sale Flag – Identify any loan where the title has transferred to a party other than the
servicer at the time of foreclosure sale. If the loan was not sold to a third party or is not currently in
foreclosure this field should be coded with a zero.
40. Credit Class – Servicer defined Prime, Alt-A and Non-prime designation.
41. Property Type – Provide the number of units of the property, if the actual number of units is not
available for multi-family properties please code this field with a 9.
42. ARM Initial Rate Period – Identifies the term, in months, from the time of origination to the first interest
rate change date for ARM s.
43. Modification Type – This field should be populated for any loan that is currently operating under
modified terms and identifies the specific terms that were altered through loss mitigation efforts. This
field is independent of investor and speaks only to the nature of the program. For example a FNMA
loan may be modified under either a FDIC or proprietary modification program – in these cases this
field would be populated with either the FDIC or proprietary codes while the Investor field would
identify the modification as being performed on a FNMA loan.
• Loan has not been modified.
• ASF Streamline - Report all loan modifications in conformance with the ASF's December 6,
2007 “Streamlined Foreclosure and Loss Avoidance Framework for Securitized Subprime
Adjustable Rate Mortgage Loans.”
• FHFA Streamline – Report all loan modifications pursuant to the FHFA streamline modification
program that became effective 12/15/08. FHFA investor loans modified under an alternative
plan should be coded in accordance with those plans.
• FDIC Streamline (“Mod in a Box”) – Report all loan modifications that include any third party
investor and/or proprietary systematical modifications that are patterned on the FDIC
program.
• Proprietary Systematic Program – Report all other proprietary systematic programs target at
applicable segments of mortgage borrowers. The “proprietary” nature of this field references
the modification program and not the investor, any loan modified under a proprietary
systematic program should receive this code regardless of investor.
• Proprietary Other – Report any modification type not covered by the previous categories. As
with the proprietary systematic modifications, this field is independent of the investor.

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Home Affordable Modification Program – Report any loans modified under the Home
Affordable Modification Program Guidelines released March 4, 2009. Do not report the
transaction as a modified loan until successful completion of the stipulated trial plan.

44. Original Loan Term – The term in months between the loans closing date and maturity date.
45. Loss / Write-down Amount – Report all write-downs and reversals of loan principal and interest
recorded as charge-offs against the Allowance for Loan and Leases Losses (ALLL) pursuant to FFIEC
Call Report instructions. Also include all reversals of accrued but not collected interest, not directly
changed against the ALLL.
46. Loss / Write-down Date – The date on which a loss or write-down occurred.
47. Debt to Income (DTI) - This ratio is the percent of a borrower’s total monthly debt payments (including
proposed housing expenses) divided by his or her gross monthly income, used to determine the
mortgage amount that qualifies a borrower.
48. Foreclosure Suspended – Report all loans where foreclosure activities are being suspended due to loss
mitigation or bankruptcy proceedings.
49. Prepayment Penalty Waived This Month – Code all loans where the servicer waived a prepayment
penalty on the mortgage (regardless of whether the loan liquidated). Only code this field if the
prepayment penalty was waived during the reporting month.
50. ARM Last Reset Date – Provide the most recent date on which the interest rate on the mortgage
adjusted (do not include loss mitigation adjustment, only scheduled rate resets based on the original
terms).
51. ARM Next Reset Date – Provide the next date on which the interest rate of the mortgage is scheduled
to adjust.
52. Prepayment Penalty Waived Amount – The total dollar amount of any prepayment penalty waived
by the servicer.
53. Last Modified Date – Provide the date on which the loan terms were most recently modified. Should
only be populated for loans that have a value in Field 43, Modification Type.
54. Troubled Debt Restructure – A flag designating whether a loan was modified as a Troubled Debt
Restructuring (TDR). All TDRs must be evaluated for impairment under Statement of Financial
Accounting Standards No. 114 (Accounting by Creditors for Impairment of a Loan), as part of the
Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses analysis.
55. FHA Secure Refinance – Identify all loans originated as FHA Secure Refinances, regardless of whether
the loan was serviced in-house prior to refinance.

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56. Remodified Flag – Code with a “Y” any loan that has been modified more than once in the last 24
months.
57. Balloon Term – For mortgages with a final balloon payment, the term in months between the loan
closing date and the due date for the final payment.
58. Repayment Plan Performance Status – This field tracks the performance of repayment and stip-tomod plans. If a repayment plan or stip-to-mod was completed successfully during the month it should
be coded as such in the work-out type completed field (#30), this field is only to be populated for
repayment plans that were active as of the end of the month or broken during the month. Broken
plans should only be reported in the month the plan breaks. This field includes shorter term
unemployment programs.
• Stip-to-Mod Active – The borrower is performing as scheduled on a stipulated repayment
agreement that, if successful will result in a modification.
• Stip-to-Mod Broken – The borrower has broken the terms specified by a stip-to-mod
agreement and the modification was not executed.
• Repayment Plan Active – The borrower is performing as scheduled according to the terms of
an executed repayment plan.
• Repayment Plan Broken – The borrower has defaulted on the terms of an executed
repayment plan during the month.
• Repayment Plan Cancelled by Servicer – The borrower was on a repayment plan that was
cancelled by the mortgage servicer during the month.
• Repayment Plan Cancelled at Borrower’s Request – The borrower was on a repayment plan
that was cancelled at their request during the month.
• Home Affordable Modification Trial Period Active – Report all Home Affordable program
pre-modifications that are performing as scheduled under a trial period plan and the plan is
not broken.
• Home Affordable Modification Trial Period Broken – Report all Home Affordable program
pre-modifications where the borrower has not complied with the terms of the schedule such
that the modification will not be executed.
• Home Affordable Trial Cancellation – The Home Affordable Trial was cancelled due to
borrower ineligibility or other reason.
• Home Affordable Trial Extended / Mod Pending – All payments made as agreed and
performing but awaiting documentation and/or a final underwriting decision.
59. Servicer Advances – Total delinquent advances made by the servicer on past due mortgages. Include
both corporate (including maintenance and property preservation costs) and escrow advances in this
amount.
60. Original Property Value – The property value in dollars at the time the loan was originated, defined
as the lesser of selling price or the appraised value of the property securing the mortgage at
origination or upon initial transfer into the servicing portfolio.
61. Refreshed property value – Provide the most current property value if updated subsequent to loan
origination. Only provide a refreshed value when it is based on a property-specific valuation method
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(i.e., do not provide a refreshed property value based solely on applying a broad valuation index to
all properties in geographic area.).
62. Property Valuation Method at Origination – Identifies the method by which the value of the property
was determined at the time the loan was originated. Options are:
• Full appraisal – Prepared by a certified appraiser
• Limited appraisal – Prepared by a certified appraiser
• Broker Price Opinion “BPO” – Prepared by a real estate broker or agent
• Desktop Valuation – Prepared by bank employee
• Automated Valuation Model “AVM”
63. Refreshed Property Valuation Method – The valuation method for any refreshed values in field #59.
Identifies the method by which the value of the property was determined. Options are:
• Full appraisal – Prepared by a certified appraiser
• Limited appraisal – Prepared by a certified appraiser
• Broker Price Opinion “BPO” – Prepared by a real estate broker or agent
• Desktop Valuation – Prepared by bank employee
• Automated Valuation Model “AVM”
64. Most Recent Property Valuation Date – The date on which the most recent refreshed property value
was obtained.
65. FNMA Home Saver Advance Date – The date on which the most recent FNMA Home Saver Advance
was completed. The FNMA Home Saver Advance program involves the GSE advancing new unsecured
personal loans of up to $15,000 to pay arrearages on an existing first mortgage. Proceeds of these
advances go directly to the servicer, who returns the first mortgage to a current and performing
status.
66. FNMA Home Saver Advance Amount – The amount of the most recent FNMA Home Saver Advance.
67. Alternative Home Liquidation Loss Mitigation Strategy Date – Report the date on which the most
recent Alternative Loss Mitigation strategy was executed. Alternative Home Liquidation Loss Mitigation
Strategies include the new and evolving strategies that are designed to minimize loan losses and
avert loan foreclosures. These strategies include, but are not limited to, other alternative programs
intended to limit the costs and losses related to the sale of the home, deed in lieu, or foreclosure, but
which result in the borrower forfeiting ownership of the home. These new strategies are in addition to
traditional home liquidation loss mitigation strategies, such as short sales and deeds in lieu of
foreclosure.
68. Alternative Home Retention Loss Mitigation Strategy Date – Report the date on which the most recent
Alternative Loss Mitigation strategy was executed. Alternative Home Retention Strategies include the
various new and evolving loss mitigation strategies that are designed to minimize loan losses, avert
loan foreclosures, and enable borrowers to retain their residence. These strategies include, but are
not limited to, "short refinances" (servicer facilitates a loan refinance, with the investor accepting a

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short payoff of the existing first mortgage), and other refinance or alternative programs intended to
prevent the sale of the home, a deed in lieu, or a foreclosure.
69. Principal Deferred – Report whether a loan had principal deferred through loss mitigation. This field
should only be populated for loans with a value in Field 43.
70. Principal Write-down – Report whether principal was forgiven through loss mitigation. Include as a
Principal Write-down Modification any modification with conditional principal forgiveness. This field
should only be populated for loans with a value in Field 43.
71. Capitalization – Report whether a delinquent amount (PITI or fees) were capitalized and added to
the outstanding principal balance. This field should only be populated for loans with a value in Field
43.
72. Interest Rate Reduced – Report whether the interest rate has been reduced to be less than the
scheduled value through loss mitigation. This field should only be populated for loans with a value in
field 43.
73. Interest Rate Frozen – Report whether the interest rate was frozen and a lower reate than if allowed
to adjust through loss mitigation. This field should only be populated for loans with a value in field 43.
74. Term Extended – Report whether the remaining term of the loan was extended through loss mitigation.
This field should only be populated for loans with a value in field 43.
75. Duration of Modification – Report the number of months the modified terms will be in effect. Populate
field 53 – Last Modified Date – for calculation of remaining term.
76. Refreshed DTI Ratio (Front-end) – Report the refreshed Front-end DTI (PITI Housing Ratio).
77. Refreshed DTI Ratio (Back-end) – Report the refreshed Back -end DTI Ratio.
78. Step Modification Flag – Report whether a rate modification has a “stepped” or gradual return to
non-modified rate.
79. Principal Deferred Amount: Report the total amount in dollars of the principal that was deferred
through loss mitigation.
80. Delinquent Amount Capitalized – Report the total amount in dollars of the delinquent amount that was
capitalized and added to the principal balance through loss mitigation.
81. Refreshed CLTV After Modification – Report the calculated combined loan-to-value ratio after the
modification.
82. Property Valuation Method at Modification – Report the method used to determine the property
value prior to loan modification. This field should only be populated for loans with a value in Field 43.

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Full appraisal – Prepared by a certified appraiser
Limited appraisal – Prepared by a certified appraiser
Broker Price Opinion “BPO” – Prepared by a real estate broker or agent
Desktop Valuation – Prepared by bank employee
Automated Valuation Model “AVM”

83. Principal and Interest (P&I) Amount at Origination – Report the scheduled principal and interest
amount at the origination of the loan.
84. Principal and Interest (P&I) Amount Current – Report the scheduled principal and interest due from the
borrower in the reporting month.
85. Escrow Amount at Origination – Report the escrow amount (including taxes and insurance) due from
the borrower at origination of the loan.
86. Escrow Amount Current – Report the scheduled escrow amount (including taxes and insurance) due
from the borrower in the reporting month.
87. DTI Ratio (Front-end) at Origination – Report the Front-end DTI (PITI Housing Ratio) at origination of
the mortgage. Alternatively, gross monthly income – refreshed at modification.
88. Remaining Term – Report the remaining term of the loan in months.
89. ARM Margin at Origination – Report the rate that is added to the index to determine the monthly
interest rate at origination of the loan.
90. Arm Margin – Current – Report the rate that is added to the index to determine the monthly interest
rate.
91. Arm Index – Report the index used as the basis for determining the monthly interest rate.
92. P&I Amount Before Modification – Report the scheduled principal and interest amount in the month
prior to loan modification.
93. P&I Amount After Modification – Report the scheduled principal and interest amount in the month
following loan modification.
94. Escrow Amount Before Modification – Report the escrow amount in the month prior to loan
modification.
95. Escrow Amount After Modification – Report the escrow amount in the month after loan modification.
96. Interest Rate Before Modification – Report the interest rate in the month prior to loan modification.

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97. Interest Rate After Modification – Report the interest rate in the month after loan modification.
98. Remaining Term Before Modification – Report the remaining term in the month prior to loan
modification.
99. Remaining Term After Modification – Report the remaining term in the month after loan modification.
100. “Home Affordable Refinance” Program Flag - Identify all loans originated as part of the Home
Affordable Refinance Program announced March 4, 2009. Loans should be flagged as such
regardless of whether the loan was serviced in-house prior to refinance.
101. Interest Type Conversion Duration – For loans converted from an ARM to a Fixed loan through loss
mitigation, report the duration of the Fixed period. This field should only be populated for loans with
a value in Field 43.
102. Reported as Bank-Owned Flag – Indicates whether the serviced for others loan is recorded on the
bank's own balance sheet for accounting purposes. Applies only to loans with an Investor Code other
than "Portfolio". Should be coded as Y for the following loans:
•
•

GNMA Eligible Repurchases – In accordance with FAS 140, GNMA loans that are subject to
Removal of Accounts Provisions (ROAPs) and eligible for repurchase.
Other Loans Reported On-Balance Sheet under FAS 140 – To reflect bank-supported
securitizations and/or other indemnifications.

103. Serviced For Others Investor – Indicates the owner of certain "Private" investor loans. Only use this
field to identify loans confirmed with the investor per the allowed values. All other Private investor
loans not coded in this field are assumed to be serviced for entities other than the listed institutions.
104. Principal Write-down Amount – Report the total amount in dollars of the principal that was written
down through loss mitigation. For conditional principal reduction modification programs, report the
maximum potential write-down amount.

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File TitleHope Now Loan-Level Data Collection
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