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InvoicingSM uses the Loan Type Code field to determine whether a loan should be categorized as FHA, VA, commercial, HELOC, and/or conventional. When a loan type code is conventional and the portfolio is Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, InvoicingSM uses additional fields to determine the conventional status of the loan. Specific class codes, investor IDs, and category IDs can be mapped as either Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac loans.
When a code is not mapped, InvoicingSM rejects the loan and the error appears in the DDC1 email and on the Import Process Report. The email contains the loan number, investor ID, category ID, investor name and reason for the rejection. After the servicer corrects the loan, it is processed in the next import file.
Any errors appear on the Loan Type Translation Error Report.
To see the results of the loan translation, remain proxied as the servicer and open the servicer home page. Once on the servicer home page, from the toolbar point to Loan Level and click Loan Expense\Information Report.
The Configure Loan Type Translation screen appears.
Separate multiple values with commas with no spaces in between (Example: 100,123,126).
If you select None, InvoicingSM ignores any typed entries in the mapping fields.
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