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Loan Amount Reductions Prior to the Price Expiration Date
Loan Amount Reductions Prior to the Price Expiration Date
EXAMPLE 1
If the price is better at reduction, a fee is charged (rate down)
Take down a Delivery Commitment (DC) for $100,000 at a price of .50 premium
Deliver $90,000- Reduce loan amount using right side of DC screen in eMPF (Transactions tab/Delivery Commitment/enter DC #/Reduce)
The tolerance rule is not applied when a DC is reduced prior to expiration; the fee will be based on the amount of change
The reduction is $10,000
Today’s price is .75 premium (based on days remaining in the DC)
Fee will be charged – based on difference between the DC price and the current price; because the current price is better
$10,000.00 X .0025 = $25.00
EXAMPLE 2
If the price is better at reduction, a fee is charged (rate down)
Take down a DC for $100,000 at a price of .50 premium
Reduce DC to $0.00- Use right side of the DC screen in eMPF (Transactions tab/Delivery Commitment/enter DC #/Reduce)
The tolerance rule is not applied when a DC is reduced prior to expiration; any fees will be based on the amount of change
The reduction is $100,000
Today’s price is .75 premium (based on days remaining in the DC)
Fee will be charged – based on the difference between the DC price and the current price; because the current price is better
$100,000.00 X .0025 = $250