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Enhanced Refinance Process

Updated over 4 months ago

Standard Operating Procedure for Refinance Process in DealDetails

Objective

This SOP outlines the steps to create a refinance scenario in DealDetails, ensuring a clear comparison between existing and new loan options for clients.

Key Steps

1. Initiate Refinance Deal 0:00

  • Open DealDetails and select 'Refinance Deal'.

  • Choose 'Primary Residence' and select 'No Cash Out' option.

2. Confirm Comparison Requirement 0:41

  • Answer the question regarding whether to compare the client's current situation to new refinance options.

  • Select 'Yes' for rate and term refinances.

3. Create Property Card 1:06

  • Search for the property (e.g., 4197 Sky Trace in Roswell).

  • Pull in mortgage information for the most recently originated mortgage.

4. Verify Property Information 2:01

  • Check the estimated value, original principal balance, and interest rate.

  • Confirm tax and insurance details.

5. Build Existing Scenario 3:30

  • Enter the estimated property value and original principal balance.

  • Update the current interest rate and term as necessary.

6. Confirm Key Metrics 4:54

  • Review the existing scenario details and confirm key metrics.

7. Create New Scenarios 5:22

  • Create a new scenario for both a 30-year fixed and a 20-year fixed loan.

  • Enter loan details including interest rate, closing date, and loan amount.

8. Adjust Loan Amount 8:28

  • Adjust the loan amount to meet the client's cash requirements at closing.

  • Lock the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio after adjustments.

9. Save Scenarios 9:10

  • Save the completed scenarios for both the 30-year and 20-year loans.

10. Create Loan Comparison 10:21

  • Create a new comparison for the client, ensuring the existing scenario is in the first position.

11. Review Comparison Results 11:03

  • Analyze the loan comparison results, including monthly payments and amortization gains.

12. Generate PDF Report 14:29

  • Print the loan comparison package for client review.

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