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4
Complete the
Loan
Amt
,
Note
Rate
,
Term___mths,
Due
In__mths
, and
1st
Pmt
Date
fields.
5
Click the
Calculate
button to display the payment schedule.
6
Click the
Monthly Sch
button to view a monthly payment schedule.
Creating an amortization schedule for an adjustable rate loan
To create an amortization schedule for an adjustable rate loan:
1
Open a prospect or borrower file.
2
Select
Marketing > Amortization Schedule
.
3
If you have created a loan program template, click
Loan Program
to select one.
4
Complete the
1st
Pmt
Date
,
Loan
Amt
,
Note
Rate
,
Term___mths
, and
Due__mths
fields.
5
Complete the
1st
Adj
Cap
field. The first adjustment cap is the percent that the loan
will change for the first adjustment. (For example, enter
2
% for a loan that will change
from 6% to 8%)
6
In the
Adj
Period__mths
field, enter the number of months between each rate
adjustment for the remainder of the loan (for example, every six months).
7
In the
Adj
Cap__
mths
field, enter the percent that the loan will change each period.
8
In the
Life
Cap
__% field, enter the difference between the starting note rate and the
ceiling to which the note rate can adjust.
9
In the
Margin
__%
and
Index
__% fields, enter those values based on the loan
program of your lender. To show a worst case scenario, leave the Index field blank.
10
The
Floor
field is optional. Use the
Floor
field to indicate a minimum interest rate.
11
Click the
Calculate
button to display the payment schedule.
12
Click the
Monthly Sch
button to view a monthly payment schedule.
Creating an amortization schedule for an ARM with negative amortization
To create an amortization schedule for an ARM with negative amortization:
1
Open a prospect or borrower file.
2
Select
Marketing > Amortization Schedule
.
3
If you have created a loan program template, click
Loan Program
to select one.
4
Complete the
1st
Pmt
Date
,
Loan
Amt
,
Note
Rate
,
Term___mths,
and
Due
__mths
fields.
5
In the
1st
Adj
Cap
__ % field, enter the maximum percentage that the rate will increase
for the first change to occur.
Tip
Term is the amortization time period. Due In is the length of the loan.
Therefore, a 30-year amortized loan with a balloon payment after five
years should be:
Term/Due In:
360/60