HECM Insurance Application - Processing
Use HECM Insurance
Application to add or update the application for FHA mortgage insurance
for a non-endorsed Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) case. HECM insurance
application information is view only if the case is endorsed or if you are not
authorized to update the information. Authorized employees of lenders participating
in the Lender Insurance (LI) Reverse program can use HECM
Insurance Application to endorse a HECM case for FHA insurance.
The basic
procedure for processing HECM Insurance Application
includes:
See
some of the sources of information used
for completing the HECM Insurance Application
Update page.
Getting Case Information
- On the HECM
Insurance Application page, enter the 10-digit FHA case number assigned to the mortgage
in the FHA Case Number field.
- Click Send.
The HECM Insurance Application Update page
appears for a non-endorsed case if processing is successful. Some of the fields
in the HECM Insurance Application Update page
may be pre-filled, depending on prior case processing.
Verify that you are working
with the appropriate case by reviewing the information. Then, see Entering
General Information.
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If there is
an error or a prerequisite that must be satisfied, the HECM
Insurance Application page appears with an error message above the FHA
Case Number and an Error(s) Detected
field below it in the Details section. Review
the information in these fields. If appropriate, make the required correction
and process again.
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warning message is displayed indicating the status of the validation of the
name, Social Security Number, and birth date combination of the borrower(s) against
government records. If one or more borrowers failed validation, the sequential
number of the borrower that failed is provided (e.g., #2 for the second borrower
listed). Use Holds Tracking to get details.
However, cases are only listed there for three to five business days. See also
Reviewing HECM Insurance Application Results for links to
information on common messages. |
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an endorsed case, the view-only HECM Insurance
Application Results page appears. Changes cannot
be made. A
message appears above the FHA Case Number stating that the case is endorsed for
insurance. |
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Entering General Information
- If necessary, add or update the name of the loan officer for the mortgage originator in the Loan Officer Name field. (Note: This is the loan officer for the mortgage originator entered in the Originator/Principal ID or Sponsored Originator EIN field.) If there is a suffix after the last name, such
as Jr, or III, make a selection from the drop-down list in the Suffix field. The First Name and Last Name must be entered. Add or update the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) identifier of the loan officer for the mortgage originator in the Loan Officer NMLS ID field (1000 to 999999999999). Get the information from Fannie Mae form 1009, section VIII. Information
for Government Monitoring Purposes, Loan Originator's Name and Loan Originator Identifier.
- If the mortgage originator is a sponsored originator or principal, do the following:
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Select Yes in the Issue
MIC in Sponsor Name field if the Mortgage Insurance
Certificate (MIC) is to be issued in the sponsor's or agent's name. Otherwise, select No. Note: If there is a sponsored originator, Yes must be selected. |
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Select Yes in the Mail
to Sponsor Name field if the Mortgage Insurance
Certificate/Non-Endorsement Notice - form HUD-59100 is to be mailed to the sponsor or agent.
Otherwise, select No. Note: If there is a sponsored originator, Yes must be selected. |
These fields do not appear for a mortgage that is
not originated by a sponsored originator or principal and this step should be skipped.
- Review the information in the
ADP Code field
and the information in the Amortization Type,
Housing Program, Property Type,
Special Program, and Buydown fields
located in the ADP Code Characteristics section of the page. If the information
is incorrect, click
in the ADP Code field to look
up and select the appropriate ADP code. The ADP code must be one of the codes
designated for a HECM case. After an ADP code selection is made, the new ADP
Code Characteristics are displayed in the Amortization
Type, Housing
Program, Property Type,
Special Program,
and Buydown fields.
Verify the information in these fields (information is view only). If it is not
correct, look up the ADP code again and make another selection.
- Review
the information in the Program ID field. If
it is incorrect, make another selection from the drop-down list.
Note:
You can click
to look up the appropriate Program ID.
- Review the information
in the Living Units field. If it is incorrect,
delete it and enter the correct number (up to 11). Get the information from Fannie Mae form 1009, section II. Primary Residence Property Information,
No. of Units.
- If necessary, the information in the Repair Set Aside and Repair Set Aside Amount fields, provided through Appraisal Logging, can be changed and/or the Repair Complete Date entered. If repairs are required to be completed after loan closing and during the first 12-month disbursement period, do the following:
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Select Yes in the Repair Set Aside field. |
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Enter the month and
year the repairs will be completed in the Repair Complete
Date field. Use an mm/yy format. The Repair
Complete Date must be within one year of the Closing/Disbursement
Date. |
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Enter the amount in the Repair Set Aside Amount field. Do not include a dollar sign, comma, or cents. |
| Get the information from the Home Equity Conversion Loan Agreement, Exhibit 3 - Repair Rider. |
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Otherwise,
select No from in the Repair Set Aside field and leave the Repair Complete
Date and Repair Set Aside Amount fields blank.
- If
the property is in a Planned Unit Development (PUD), select Yes
in the PUD field. Otherwise, select No.
Get the information from the Appraisal
Report, Subject section, PUD.
- Review the information
in the Construction Code field. If it is incorrect,
make another selection from the drop-down list. Get
the information from the Appraisal
Report.
- If
the dwelling is a manufactured home, select Yes
in the Manufactured Housing field. Otherwise,
select No. Get the information from the
Appraisal
Report.
- Review the information in the HECM Counseling Certificate Number field.
If necessary, update the nine-digit identifier issued through the FHA Connection for the completed Certificate of HECM Counseling, form HUD-92902. When the HECM Insurance Application Update page is processed, the date HECM counseling
was completed for the new certificate is displayed in the HECM Counsel Date field on the subsequent HECM Insurance Application Results page. Note: You can click to the right of the field to display the pop-up HECM Counseling Certificate Information page with details on the completed Certificate of HECM Counseling, form HUD-92902. Click Close to close the page or click Print to print the page. |
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| If HECM counseling is being waived for a HECM refinance case that meets the conditions for a waiver, leave this field blank. Counseling can be waived for a HECM
refinance if the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) Anti-Churning Disclosure
- form HUD-92901 is included in the case binder and it is determined by the
system that the other conditions for a waiver were met. If HECM housing counseling
is required, it must be performed before Case Number
Assignment processing. |
- Review the information in the HECM Counseling Waived field.
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If the case is not a HECM refinance or a HECM refinance that does not meet the conditions for a counseling waiver, select No from the drop-down list. |
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If the case is a HECM refinance and meets the conditions for a counseling waiver, select Yes from the drop-down list. (The HECM Counseling Certificate Number field must be blank.) |
- Select the borrower's reason for getting a reverse mortgage by clicking the appropriate box next to the reason in the Purpose of Loan field. More than one reason can be selected. If Other is selected, enter the reason in the Reason field. Otherwise, leave the Reason field blank. Get the information from
Fannie Mae form 1009, section I. Type of Mortgage and Terms of Loan, Purpose of Loan.
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Entering Worksheet Information
Do not use dollar signs, commas, or cents in any of the monetary fields in this section.
- Verify the appraiser's estimate of the market value of the property in the Property
Value field. Get the information
from the Appraisal
Report, Reconciliation section, Based on a complete visual inspection ...
my (our) opinion of the market value, ... is ... Note: This field is view only for HECMs assigned an FHA case number on or after October 1, 2018 and is pre-filled from Appraisal Logging.
- For
a HECM purchase case, enter the contract sales price of the property (first lien)
in the Sale Price field (up to 9999999). Otherwise,
leave this field blank. Get the information from Fannie Mae form 1009, section I. Type of Mortgage
and Terms of Loan, Sales Contract Price.
- Optionally, enter the sum of the borrower's
liquid assets available for closing in the Assets
Available field (up to 99999999). Get the information from Fannie Mae form
1009, section III. Borrower Information, Available Assets.
- Enter the
closing expenses incurred in the Closing Costs
field (up to 999999). Get the information from Settlement Statement/Closing Disclosure or Home Equity Conversion Loan Agreement, Exhibit 1 - Payment Plan or Exhibit 2 - Schedule of Closing Costs.
- Optionally,
enter the sum of borrower's debts, excluding real estate debts, in the Debts
(Non-Real Estate) field (up to 999999). Get the information from Fannie
Mae form 1009, V. Total Non-Real Estate Debts.
- Enter the amount charged by the lender
for originating the loan in the Origination Fee
field (up to 6000 for cases assigned a case number on or after November 6, 2008).
Get the information from Fannie Mae form 1009, section I. Type of Mortgage
and Terms of Loan, Loan Origination Fee.
- Enter the sum of the borrower's real estate assets in the Real
Estate Assets field (up to 999999). The amount must be equal to or greater
than the Property Value. Get the information
from Fannie Mae form 1009, section III. Borrower Information, Real Estate Assets.
- Optionally, enter the sum of any existing liens against the property
in the Existing Liens field (up to 999999).
Get the information from Fannie Mae form 1009, section IV. Liens Against the Property or Credit Report.
- Optionally, enter the sum of the borrower's real estate debts
in the Real Estate Debts field (up to 999999).
The amount cannot be less than the amount in the Existing
Liens field and should not include real estate debts to be paid off with HECM proceeds at loan closing. Get the information from Fannie Mae form 1009, section IV. Liens Against the Property or Credit Report.
- For a HECM purchase case, enter the dollar
amount provided by the borrower for the purchase of the property (first lien)
in the Borrower Investment field (up to 99999999).
Otherwise, leave this field blank. Get the information from Fannie Mae form 1009, section I. Type of Mortgage
and Terms of Loan, Borrower's Investment.
- Enter the underwriter's FHA
ID in the Underwriter ID field. The underwriter's
name appears in the Underwriter Name field
after HECM Insurance Application is submitted
for processing. Get the information from form HUD-92900-A.
- Enter
the month, day, and year the underwriter approved the loan in the Underwriter
Approval Date field. Use an mm/dd/yy format.
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Click
to
select a date.
Get the information from form
HUD 92900-A.
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Entering Borrower Information
If a Social Security Number is added or changed
in the Borrower Information section, the borrower's/coborrower's
identification is validated against government records and credit history is checked
in the Credit Alert Verification Reporting System (CAIVRS). A non-borrowing spouse's Social Security Number is validated against government records but is not checked in CAIVRS.
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Enter the last name, first name, and middle initial of the
borrower in the appropriate Name field (e.g., Borrower
1), or make any necessary changes to the name displayed (up to 22 characters).
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Use this
format: Last Name, First Name, Middle Initial. Example: Doe, John J. |
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If the name has a generational suffix (Jr, Sr, II, or III),
use this format: Last Name Suffix, First Name, Middle Initial. Example: Doe Jr, John J. |
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If the name is too long to fit in the field (i.e., is more than 22 characters), enter as much of the last name as possible. At least one character must be entered for the first name. Example: Bartholomew Milhouse-Rumpelstiltskin is entered as Milhouse-Rumpelstil, B. |
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If the borrower has a single name, enter it as the last name and FNU as the first name (FNU is an acronym First Name Unknown). For example, if Zorro is the single name of the borrower, Zorro, FNU is entered in the Name field. |
| Get the information from Fannie Mae form 1009, section III. Borrower Information, Borrower's Name or Co-Borrower's Name. |
- Select No, Eligible Spouse, or Ineligible Spouse from the drop-down list in the Married to NBS field. If Eligible Spouse, or Ineligible Spouse is selected, fields are provided for entering the non-borrowing spouse's information. See step 6.
- Enter the borrower's Social Security Number in the SSN
field, or make any necessary changes to the number displayed. Get the information
from Fannie Mae form 1009, section III. Borrower Information, Social
Security Number.
- Enter the month, day, and year of the borrower's
birth in the Date of Birth field. Use
an mm/dd/yyyy format. Get the information from Fannie
Mae form 1009, section III. Borrower Information, DOB.
Note:
The borrower must be 62 years of age on or before the Closing
Date.
- Enter the borrower's three-digit credit scores in the Experian/FICO, Equifax/Beacon®, and TransUnion/Empirica® boxes (300 to
850) in the Credit
Scores field. If the credit score is not available, enter N/A in the box (applicable for cases assigned a case number on or after April 27, 2015).
- If Eligible Spouse, or Ineligible Spouse was selected
in the Married to NBS field, enter the non-borrowing spouse's information below. If No was selected, skip this step.
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Enter the last name, first name, and middle initial of the non-borrowing spouse in the NBS Name field. |
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Enter the non-borrowing spouse's Social Security Number in the SSN field. |
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Enter
the date of birth of the non-borrowing spouse in the Date of Birth field. Use an mm/dd/yyyy format. Note: The non-borrowing spouse must be 18 years or older. |
| Note: A maximum of three borrowers can have a non-borrowing spouse per case. |
- Select the borrower's ethnic background by clicking the appropriate check box in the Ethnicity field. More than one can be selected. This information is optional. Get the information from the Demographic Information Addendum to the URLA (Fannie Mae form 1003, Freddie Mac form 65).
- Select the borrower's race by clicking the appropriate check box in the Race field. More than one check box can be selected. This information is optional. Get the information
from the Demographic Information Addendum to the URLA (Fannie Mae form 1003, Freddie Mac form 65).
- Select the borrower's gender by clicking the appropriate check box in the Sex field. More than one can be selected. This information is optional. Get the information from the Demographic Information Addendum to the URLA (Fannie Mae form 1003, Freddie Mac form 65).
- Answer the following questions for a loan application taken in person: Was the ethnicity of the Borrower collected on the basis of visual observation or name?, Was the sex of the Borrower collected on the basis of visual observation or name?, and Was the race of the Borrower collected on the basis of visual observation or name?
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If the demographic information was collected through a face-to-face interview, Yes or No must be selected from the drop-down list for each question. |
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If the demographic information was collected through any method other than a face-to-face interview, leave these fields blank. |
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If the borrower is a nonprofit or corporation, leave these fields blank. However, for any co-borrower of a corporation, Yes or No must be selected from the drop-down list for each question if the demographic information was collected through a face-to-face interview. |
| Get the information from the Demographic Information Addendum to the URLA (Fannie Mae form 1003, Freddie Mac form 65). |
- From the drop-down list box in the The Demographic Information was provided through field, select the method by which the loan application was
received. Get the information from the Demographic Information Addendum to the URLA (Fannie Mae form 1003, Freddie Mac form 65).
- Repeat steps 1-12 for each co-borrower.
- Optionally,
enter the total number of children of all borrowers regardless of age or level
of dependency in the Total Children field.
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Mortgage Information
Do not enter a percent sign (%) in fields requiring percentages in this section.
- Enter the mortgage interest (accrual) rate in the Interest
Rate (%) field.
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For mortgages assigned an FHA case number on or after May 3, 2021, this rate must be equal to or greater than the Margin, up to 18.875. |
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For mortgages assigned an FHA case number before May 3, 2021, this rate can be .001 to 19.999. |
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For an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM),
this is the initial interest rate charged on the mortgage beginning at closing. |
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For
a fixed rate mortgage, this is the expected average mortgage interest rate (same
as Expected Rate). |
Get the information from
the Note.
- Enter the expected average mortgage interest rate
in the Expected Rate field.
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For mortgages assigned an FHA case number on or after May 3, 2021, this rate can be 0 to 18.875. |
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For mortgages assigned an FHA case number before May 3, 2021, this rate can be .001 to 30.00. |
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For a fixed rate mortgage, the rate must be the same as the Interest
Rate (%). |
Get the information from the Home Equity Conversion Loan Agreement, Exhibit 1 - Payment Plan or Note.
- For an ARM, select the rate used to calculate the expected average
mortgage interest rate from the drop-down list box in the Expected
Rate Index field. Otherwise, select N/A.
Get the information from the Note.
- For an ARM, select the adjustment
interval from the drop-down list box in the ARM
field. Otherwise, select N/A. Get the
information from Fannie Mae form 1009, section I. Type of Mortgage and
Terms of Loan, ARM Type or Note.
- For a monthly ARM,
enter the maximum amount the interest rate can change over the life of the mortgage
in the Maximum field (0.001 to 40.0). Otherwise,
leave this field blank. Get the information from the Note.
- For
an ARM, select the index used to determine changes in the interest rate from the
drop-down list box in the ARM Index
field. Otherwise, select N/A. Get the
information from the Note.
- For an ARM, enter the percentage points
added to the index rate for determining the interest change in the Margin
field (.001 to 9.999). Otherwise, leave this field blank. Get the information
from the Note.
- Select the type of mortgage payment plan from
the drop-down list in the Payment Plan field.
Get the information from the Home Equity Conversion Loan Agreement, Exhibit 1 - Payment Plan or Fannie Mae form 1009, section I. Type of Mortgage and Terms
of Loan, Loan Payment Plans.
- Specify whether the expected average mortgage interest rate was locked by making a selection from the drop-down list in the 10 Year Rate Lock field.
- For
a Term mortgage Payment Plan, enter the number of months that the borrower receives
monthly payments from the lender in the Length of
Term (months) field. Otherwise, leave this field blank. Get the information
from the Home Equity Conversion Loan Agreement, Exhibit 1 - Payment Plan.
- Select
Yes or No
in the UFMIP Financed field to indicate whether
the initial (upfront) mortgage insurance premium (UFMIP) is included in the mortgage. Get
the information from Settlement Statement/Closing Disclosure.
- If necessary, the information in the following fields, provided through Appraisal Logging can be changed (applicable to cases assigned a case number on or after September 30, 2013). Any changes made to these fields through HECM Insurance Application are also made to Appraisal Logging information.
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Initial Principal
Limit (IPL): Enter the value of the loan proceeds
available to the borrower, determined at closing, in the Principal
Limit field. Do not include a dollar sign, comma, or cents. The value in
this field must be between 9% and 78% of the Maximum Claim Amount. Get the information from the Home Equity Conversion Loan Agreement, Exhibit 1 - Payment Plan. |
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Initial MIP Factor: For mortgages assigned an FHA case number before October 2, 2017, select the percentage to be used for calculating the initial (upfront) mortgage insurance premium (MIP) from the drop-down list. (For a HECM refinance case, only the prior mortgage is considered when computing the initial MIP.) Note: Initial MIP Factor selected must agree with the sum of the Mandatory Obligations (Does not include cash), Taxes/Insurance 1st Yr Payments, Additional 10% of IPL Usage Amount, and Repair Set Aside Amount. |
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Mandatory Obligations (Does not include cash): Enter the amount of financed fees and charges incurred in connection with the origination of the mortgage that are paid at loan closing. Do not include a dollar sign, comma, or cents. The sum of financed mandatory obligations cannot exceed the available principal limit. This field cannot be left blank and a zero (0) amount can be entered. Note: You can click to get details on Mandatory Obligations. Sources: Home Equity Conversion Loan Agreement, Exhibit 1 - Payment Plan, Exhibit 2 - Schedule Closing of Costs/Schedule of Liens, and Exhibit 3 - Repair Rider, Settlement Statement/Closing Disclosure, and Credit Report. |
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Mandatory Obligations Cash from Borrower: Enter the amount of "cash" the borrower is required to bring to loan closing to satisfy the difference between the Initial Principal Limit amount and the amount of mandatory obligations. Do not include a dollar sign, comma, or cents. This field cannot be left blank and a zero (0) amount can be entered. Sources: Home Equity Conversion Loan Agreement, Exhibit 1 - Payment Plan and Exhibit 2 - Schedule Closing of Costs/Schedule of Liens, and Settlement Statement/Closing Disclosure. |
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Mandatory Obligations Cash from Lender: For a traditional or refinance HECM, enter the amount of "cash" the lender will contribute towards the borrower’s mandatory obligations, as documented in the Good Faith Estimate and Settlement Statement/Closing Disclosure. Do not include a dollar sign, comma, or cents. This field cannot be left blank and a zero (0) amount can be entered. Sources: Home Equity Conversion Loan Agreement, Exhibit 1 - Payment Plan and Exhibit 2 - Schedule Closing of Costs/Schedule of Liens, and Settlement Statement/Closing Disclosure. |
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Taxes / Insurance 1st Yr Payments: If HECM proceeds, or funds from a property charge set aside, are used to pay property taxes and hazard and flood insurance bills within the first 12-month disbursement period, enter the amount in this field. The sum of the actual insurance premium and tax amounts must be used. If a new tax bill has not been issued, the prior year’s amount multiplied by 1.2 is used. Do not include a dollar sign, comma,
or cents.
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Otherwise, enter zero (0).
Note: This information is not collected for cases assigned a case number before April 27, 2015 and for those cases, zero (0) is entered in this field. |
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Additional 10% of IPL Usage: Select Yes from the drop-down list to specify an additional amount of up to 10% of the Principal Limit was taken by the borrower at loan closing and/or the borrower intends to take during the first 12-month disbursement period after loan closing. Otherwise, select N/A or No.
Note: If the sum of the Mandatory Obligations (Does not include cash), Taxes/Insurance 1st Yr Payments, and Repair Set Aside Amount is greater than or equal to 50% of the Initial Principal Limit (IPL), Yes or No must be selected for the Additional 10% of IPL Usage field. If the sum is less than 50% of the Initial Principal Limit (IPL), N/A must be selected. |
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Additional 10% of IPL Usage Amount: If Yes was selected for the Additional 10% of IPL Usage, enter the amount. Do not include a dollar sign, comma, or cents. If N/A or No was selected for the Additional 10% of IPL Usage, leave this field blank. |
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Net LESA: For mortgages assigned an FHA case number on or after September 19, 2017, enter the amount of the fully or partially funded Life Expectancy Set Aside (LESA) minus Taxes/Insurance 1st Yr Payments in the Net LESA field. Enter the amount in dollars and cents using this format: nnnnnn.nn. Note: The LESA amount used in the calculation must be the same as the LESA requirement amount entered for HECM Financial Assessment.
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Otherwise, enter zero (0). Note: The Taxes/Insurance 1st Yr Payments amount must also be zero (0). |
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Servicing Fee Set Aside: For mortgages assigned an FHA case number on or after September 19, 2017, enter the amount funded for the payment of the monthly servicing fee in the Servicing Set Aside field.
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Otherwise, enter zero (0). |
- Enter the date the borrower signed the Residential Loan Application for Reverse Mortgages, Fannie Mae Form 1009 in the Date of Application field. Use an mm/dd/yy format.
-or-
Click
to select a date.
Get the information from Fannie Mae form 1009, VII. Acknowledgment and Agreement
- Enter the date the borrower signed the Note (loan closing date) in the Closing Date field.
Use an mm/dd/yy format. The date cannot be earlier than the
date an FHA case number was assigned to the loan.
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Click
to
select a date.
Get the information from Settlement Statement/Closing Disclosure.
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Enter the date on which the lender relinquished control of the funds in the Disbursement Date field.
Use an mm/dd/yy format. The date must be at least four business days but not more than 45 calendar days after the Closing Date. For a HECM purchase case, the Disbursement Date can be on or after the Closing Date but within 45 days of the Closing Date.
-or-
Click
to select a date.
Get the information from Settlement Statement/Closing Disclosure.
- Review the information in the
Appraiser ID field. If the ID is incorrect,
delete it and enter the correct ID. The Appraiser
Name field is updated after HECM
Insurance Application is submitted for processing. Get
the information from the Appraisal
Report, Appraiser's Certification, Appraiser, State Certification #, State
License #, or Other.
Note: If the state license or certification number
you entered was issued to more than one appraiser, an error message is displayed
when the page is processed. Select the name of the appraiser
from the drop-down list in the Appraiser Name
field. Get the information from the Appraisal
Report, Appraiser's Certification, Appraiser, Name.
Flood Insurance Information
See case binder for information regarding flood insurance and policy for this property (if applicable). Do not enter dollar signs, commas, decimal points, or cents in any of the monetary fields in this section.
- Select Yes or No to indicate whether the property improvement is located in a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA) (Zones A or V).
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If Yes, then you must answer the next question. |
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If No, then skip the next question. |
Note: If the answer to the first question is Yes and the loan is for New Construction or a Manufactured Housing dwelling, then the answer to the next question must be Yes.
- Select Yes or No to indicate whether a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA), Letter of Map Revision (LOMR), or Elevation Certificate that indicates the property improvements are not in a SFHA was issued for this property.
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If Yes, then the rest of the information in this section is not required and is optional. |
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If No, then you must enter the following flood insurance-related information. |
- Select the type of flood insurance secured for the property, if any, from the Insurance Type field. Options include:
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No Insurance (default), |
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National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), |
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Private Flood Insurance (PFI), or |
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Both NFIP and PFI. |
- If No Insurance was selected as the Insurance Type, then no additional flood insurance information is required.
- If National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is selected as the Insurance Type, then enter the following NFIP flood insurance information:
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Enter the dollar amount of the flood insurance coverage (0 to 250000) for the dwelling (not a condominium) in the NFIP Flood Insurance Building Coverage field (see the property's flood insurance policy information). Coverage amount must be at least the lesser of: |
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Outstanding Loan Balance at Closing, |
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$250,000, or |
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100% Replacement Cost (if entered). |
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Or, if the property is a condominium, enter the project's flood insurance amount in the respective flood insurance building coverage field (0 to 99999999). |
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Enter the name of the insurance company associated with the entered flood insurance policy number in the NFIP Flood Insurance Company field. |
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Enter the policy number issued by the insuring company in the NFIP Flood Insurance Policy Number field (see the property's flood insurance policy for information). |
- If Private Flood Insurance (PFI) is selected as the Insurance Type, then enter the following flood insurance information:
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Enter the dollar amount of the flood insurance coverage (0 to 99999000) for the dwelling (not a condominium) in the Private Flood Insurance Building Coverage (see the property's flood insurance policy information). Coverage amount must be at least the lesser of: |
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Outstanding Loan Balance at Closing, |
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$250,000, or |
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100% Replacement Cost (if entered). |
| Or, if the property is a condominium, enter the project's flood insurance amount in the respective flood insurance building coverage field (0 to 99999999). |
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Enter the name of the insurance company associated with the entered flood insurance policy number in the PFI Flood Insurance Company field. |
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Enter the policy number issued by the insuring company in the PFI Flood Insurance Policy Number field (see the property's flood insurance policy for information). |
- If Both NFIP and PFI is selected as the Insurance Type, then:
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Enter both sets of insurance fields, National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and Private Flood Insurance (PFI), as previously described. |
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The sum of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Building Coverage and Private Flood Insurance Building Coverage must be at least the lesser of: |
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Outstanding Loan Balance at Closing, |
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$250,000, or |
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100% Replacement Cost (if entered). |
- Enter the dollar amount of the replacement cost to reconstruct the damaged dwelling/buildings in the 100% Replacement Cost field. If the building coverage entered amount is greater than zero (0), then the amount must be at least the lesser of:
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Outstanding Loan Balance at Closing, |
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$250,000, or |
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100% Replacement Cost. |
| Or, if 100% Replacement Cost is not entered, then the respective Flood Insurance Building Coverage amount must be at least the lesser of: |
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Outstanding Loan Balance at Closing, or |
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$250,000. |
- Enter the assessed value of the land (site value) in the Land Cost field. Amount must be zero (0) or not greater than Appraised Value. Not entered for a condominium.
- Select the source that provided the site value from the drop-down list in the Land Cost Source field. This is not required for a condominium.
- Enter the dollar amount of the remaining balance of the loan at the time of loan closing in the Outstanding Loan Balance at Closing field (0 to the Principal Limit).
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Borrower Request for Appraisal Review Information
- Select Yes or No from the drop-down list in the A Request for Review of Appraiser Results was received from the Borrower field. If Yes was selected, continue to the next step (question) in this section. If No was selected, the fields are greyed and data entry is not permitted. No further information is required.
- Click the box next to the reason for the appraisal review in the What was the basis for the Review? field. More than one reason can be selected. If Other was selected, the reason must be entered in the text box provided (up to 99 characters).
- Select the action taken by the lender to resolve the issue(s) in the How did the Mortgagee resolve the request? field. If Other was selected, the action taken by the lender must be entered in the text box provided (up to 99 characters).
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Entering Endorsement Information (LI Reverse Lenders Only)
Endorsement information can
be entered by an authorized LI Reverse lender employee.
- In the Endorsement
Information section of the HECM Insurance Application
Update page, select Yes in the Insurance
Decision field if the mortgage (case) is approved for FHA insurance.
-or-
Be sure No is selected if
a decision has not been reached.
- Continue
to Submitting for Processing.
Note:
If the case is endorsed for insurance, a Mortgage Insurance Certificate (MIC)
is "issued." The Endorsement Information section of
HECM Insurance Application cannot be updated after endorsement. Use Mortgage
Insurance Certificate to view and print the MIC. A message is displayed
if the case binder is required to be submitted. Use
Binder Selection to track case binders that were requested, received (including
binders for cases awaiting endorsement), and not accepted.
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Submitting for Processing
When all pertinent information has been entered in the HECM
Insurance Application Update page, click Send.
The HECM Insurance Application Results page
appears if processing was successful.
-or-
If there is an error, one of the following
occurs:
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Reviewing HECM Insurance Application Results
A
message at the top of the page informs you if processing was successful, unsuccessful,
or successful with a warning. Some of the messages and warnings that may appear
on the HECM Insurance Application Results or
HECM Insurance Application Update pages are
listed below.
Warning:
Pending Borrower Validation
Warning:
All Borrowers Passed SSN Validation - Name, SSN or DOB Changes Will Revalidate
Warning:
Borrower Validation Failed for Borrower(s): #n
Message:
HECM Insurance Application Processed; Errors Exist
Message:
HECM Insurance Application Not Processed Due to Error(s)
Message:
HECM Insurance Application Successfully Completed
Message:
HECM Insurance Application Successfully Completed
Warning: Pending Borrower
Validation: Check Holds Tracking Next Business Day
Message:
HECM Insurance Application Successfully Completed
Warning: Borrower [Coborrower]
Found as Claim/Default on CAIVRS File
Message:
HECM Insurance Application Successfully Completed
Warning: Borrower [Coborrower]
Found on Multiple Loan File
Message:
HECM Insurance Application Successfully Completed
Warning: Borrower [Coborrower]
is Sanctioned
Message:
HECM Insurance Application Successfully Completed
Case Endorsed; Query Only
Message:
HECM Insurance Application Successfully Completed
Warning: Property Zip Code
Disagrees with Condo (Subdivision) Zip Code
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See Also
HECM
Insurance Application - Business Background
HECM
Insurance Application Page - Field Description
HECM
Insurance Application Update Page - Field Descriptions
HECM
Insurance Application Results Page - Field Descriptions
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Last revised: September 3, 2025