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How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

Mar 31, 2015

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Page 1: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

How to Price a Loan

Page 2: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

Useful Pricing Information

• Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged then take -1.000 away from the rate guide pricing.

• Loan size adjusters are listed on page 1 and 2 of the rate guides and apply to all products except FHA. FHA products do not receive loan size adjusters.

• 60 day pricing is -.375 worse than 45 day pricing on all products that allow 60 day pricing.

• Extended lock options are located on page 2 of the rate guides and also apply to most Government 30 programs.

Lock Desk Hours: Weekdays 8:30 am – 8:30 pm EST

Weekends 8:30 am Friday – 8:00 pm EST Sunday

Page 3: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

All pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected.

Ex. FHA 30 3.500% 30 days not collecting any points (0 & 0) and a FICO score of 690.

100.125 Rate Guide Price -1.000 No Origination +.250 FHA Improvement 99.375 Final Price (-.625 shortage)

Page 4: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

EXTENSIONS

• The extension policy is located at the bottom of page 1 of the daily rate guides.

• Extension requests should be sent to Rate Lock from PCL and cannot expire on a weekend or holiday.

• In the extension request include the specific number of days and if it will be at a cost to the borrower.

• The cost to extend the first time is .02 per day and a second extension is .03 per day. The combined total cannot exceed 30 days. A 3rd extension request at .03 will be granted if a firm close date is confirmed by the closer.

  

Rate Extension Policy 

First Extension will be 0.02 per day.  Second Extension will be 0.03 per day.You must extend to a normal business day, these cannot expire on a weekend or holiday

Maximum number of extensions is limited to 2Maximum number of days for combined extensions is 30 days

No Extensions permitted for Non-Conforming ProgramsAll Lock Extension Requests should be sent to [email protected] from PCL

3rd Extension Requests or requests exceeding 30 days must have a firm close date in place first

 

Page 5: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

Page 2 of the rate guide has Conforming

Fixed products (<=$417,000)

Extended Lock Option

Page 6: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

Page 3 contains High Balance and Non-Conforming Fixed and ARM

products

Page 7: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

Page 4 contains the Conforming and High

Balance pricing adjustments. These

apply to the programs listed on page 2 and

page 3 (excluding Non-Conforming)

Pricing Example:C30, 3.750%, $200,000, SFR, purchase, 720 FICO, 80/90, 30 day lock, points 0 & 0.

99.750 Rate Guide Price -1.000 No Origination -.500 FICO -.750 CLTV 97.500 Final Price (-2.500 shortage)

Page 8: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

Page 4 contains HomePath pricing and pricing adjustments.

There cannot be a shortage with these

programs.

Pricing Example:30 YR, 4.875%, 795 FICO, Primary Purchase, $120,000, SFR, 97% LTV, 30 day lock, points 1 & 1.500.

102.500 Rate Guide Price +1.500 Discount Collected -3.250 HomePath Adjuster -.500 High LTV -.250 FICO100.000 Final Price

No Pricing Adjustment Cap with HomePath

Programs

Page 9: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

Page 5 contains the Open Access program and adjusters. There cannot be a shortage

with this product.

Pricing Example:30YR, 4.500%, 787 FICO, Primary Refinance, $260,000, SFR, 100/105, 30 day lock, points .750 & 0.

101.375 Rate Guide Price -.250 .750 Origination -1.500 CLTV -1.000 High LTV -.250 FICO +1.625 Pricing Adjustment Cap100.000 Final Price

Page 10: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

Page 6 contains the DU Refi Plus Fixed programs

(<105% LTV & 105.01-125 LTV) and pricing adjusters. There cannot be a shortage

with these programs.

Pricing Example:20 YR, 4.125%, FICO 745, Primary Refinance, $150,000, condo, 106 LTV, 45 day lock, points 1 & .250.

101.500 Rate Guide Price -.750 Condo -1.000 High LTV +.250 Discount Collected100.000 Final Price

Pricing Example # 2:30 YR, 4.500%, FICO 708, Primary Refinance, $223,000, SFR, 100 LTV, 30 day lock, points .875 & 0.

101.625 Rate Guide Price (<105% LTV) -.125 .875 Origination Collected -1.000 High LTV -.500 FICO 100.000 Final Price

Page 11: How to Price a Loan. Useful Pricing Information Rate guide pricing assumes 1.000 origination is being collected. If the borrower is not being charged.

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