Mortgage information is entered in the Mortgage Information section
on the Application Edit screen.
This section can be directly accessed by clicking Application
Information > Mortgage Information in the Left
Navigation Pane. Details regarding this screen are below.
Mortgage Information Fields
Why Can't the Application Purpose be Changed?
Why Can't a Mortgage Amount be Changed?
Why Can't "Existing"
be Changed on a Mortgage?
For the 1st Mortgage,
click its calculator icon () to automatically
populate the value (Property Value - Down Payment = 1st Mortgage amount).
In the adjacent dropdown, select Requested.
Calculator Note: Changing the down payment and then clicking
the Property Value calculator
affects the Property Value
amount and the Purchase Price
amount (in Subject Property
Information section). For example, assume the property value is
$260,000 with a down payment of $50,000. If the down payment is then
increased to $55,000 and you click the Property
Value calculator, the Property
Value increases to $265,000, as does the Purchase
Price in the Subject Property Information section.
If the mortgage is to be divided into more than one mortgage,
than enter the appropriate amount in the 2nd
Mortgage field (and even the 3rd
Mortgage field if needed), and then select Requested
for each mortgage.
If a Mortgage is to be insured, check (select) the Insured
checkbox. Later, you will select the other insurance options in the
Mortgage Request Details section.
If the Application Purpose is Purchase Plus Improvements, enter what the applicant will be doing with the funds in the Improvements field, and also enter the value of the improvements in the Improvement Value field.
Note: If you access an existing deal, the find that a mortgage amount cannot be edited, it means a lender response has already been accepted in Expert for that mortgage. To edit the amount, you will be required to first un-accept the lender response.
Note: If you access an existing deal, and find that a mortgage is designated as Existing and cannot be changed, it indicates that the mortgage has been co-brokered. You would have to first break the link to the co-brokered mortgage in order to change this field.