MPF Xtra® Training:Iowa Bankers Mortgage Corporation

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Selling & Delivery

Selling

It's time to sell your loan and reap the rewards of the MPF® Program.

Now that you've closed with the borrower, you will need to sell the loan to MPF. Selling is a two-step process. IBMC requires the loan to be sold to MPF by the earlier of the lock expiration date or no later than 10 calendar days from the disbursement of the loan proceeds.

1. MPF purchases the whole loan. 

  • MPF will only purchase a closed loan. This means the loan must be closed and disbursed before you can request funding/purchase by MPF (i.e., you can close with your borrower in the morning and request funding of the loan with MPF the same day).
  • Your loan funding request must occur no less than 2 days prior to the lock expiration date.
  • Your loan must be funded by MPF on or before the price expiration date.

2. IBMC purchases the Servicing.

  • See the Post-Closing Training tab for your delivery responsibilities. 

Tip: Find out how SRP is calculated

Prior to Beginning the Funding Process

  • You must have the delivery commitment (lock) number found on the delivery commitment confirmation.
  • Loan must be closed and disbursed.
  • Verify the loan data submitted in ULDD upload is consistent with the documentation in the loan file, UCDP and Automated Underwriting System (AUS); if not, correct and resubmit the data.
  • All loans delivered under the MPF Xtra product will require a successful submission of a UCD XML file prior to making a loan funding request. 
  • The interest calculation is based on the net/pass-thru rate (note rate less 25 bps) using 30/360.
    • 30/360 is a standard calculation for secondary market loans. This means that each loan payment reflects 30 days of interest regardless of the day the payment is made and regardless of the number of days in a month (i.e., it doesn't matter if it is February or July, it will always be calculated with 30 days of interest).

Tip: See how loan funding is calculated.

Tip: See Sample Funding calculation with Interim Interest

Tip: See Sample Funding calculation with Accrued Interest

Your Responsibilities

  1. Submit funding request via the eMPF website between 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM CST.

    • Use the automated (batch) submission process to upload the Fannie Mae 3.0 ULDD. This process can be used to fund single or multiple loans.
    • Request funds no less than 2 days prior to the lock expiration date.
    • You will receive a “Funding Request Confirmation” via email on the day you request funds.
       

    Demo: Submitting a Batch for the MPF Xtra Product

    Demo: Submitting a Batch for the MPF Xtra Productplay video

    Note: This confirmation will not include interim interest and investor fees

    Note: Escrow funds (if applicable) will be deposited to the PFI account as provided to IBMC in the Selling PFI Information sheet. Once IBMC boards the loan on their servicing platform, IBMC will ACH the escrow funds from this account. 

  2. Receive funds from the MPF Program.

    • Your loan will be purchased by MPF within 1-2 business days of when you request funds via the eMPF website.
    • On the day MPF purchases the loan, the individual who submitted the funding request will receive an email containing the funding confirmation (Transaction Confirmation and Loan Funding Activity Report). This report will provide you a breakdown of the loan proceeds as well as a MPF loan number which is later used in the loan shipping process.
      • If you fund multiple loans in a single day, some of the funding line items will be lumped together. The loan funding activity report is important because it provides the funding breakdown for each loan.
    • The funds will show in your eAdvantage account the day following purchase by MPF. eAdvantage is your banking website with FHLB Des Moines.
    • You can access the loan proceeds on the day MPF purchases your loan by contacting the FHLB Des Moines MFS Wire Department.
    • You or your accounting staff will need to move loan funds from eAdvantage to your own internal accounts via ACH or wire transfer.