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Credit Alert Interaction
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Chapter 2
Mortgage Credit Guidelines
Page 2-09

If CAIVRS indicates that a loan made or insured by HUD on a borrower is presently delinquent or has had a claim paid on their behalf, the lender should call the HOC in their area. You will be asked to furnish pertinent information so that the coordinator can check HUD’s Single Family Information System (SFIS) for the date the claim was paid. The coordinator will then send a copy of the "K-02 Function Screen" and any other function screens that the underwriter may need to assist them in making the credit decision whether the borrower(s) is currently eligible to apply for another FHA-insured loan.

The information should be received within 3-working days. When making a decision whether to issue a waiver of the 3-year waiting period, please follow the guidelines in paragraph 2-5C of the HUD Handbook 4155.1, REV-4.

When a "K02 Function Screen" is received, the item "FORM TYPE A" circled date, is the date a claim was paid on behalf of the borrower specified by his/her social security number. THIS DATE SHOULD BE USED TO MAKE THE CREDIT DECISION AND APPLY THE 3-YEAR WAITING PERIOD.

Please refer to the chart below for explanation of Single Family Insuring System (SFIS) print out screens:

FUNCTION SCREEN

EXPLANATION

K02

Use the circled date as the date a claim was paid on behalf of the borrower specified by his/her social security number. This date should be used to make the credit decision and apply the 3-year waiting period.

E05

Refers to qualifying assumptions. The name of the original mortgagor is given along with the date of the assumption. Evidence that the loan was current at the time the property was sold must be provided.

E10

Is used in case of a divorce. Refer to item titled "LAST PAY DATE." If a divorce has occurred and the non-applicant spouse was awarded the property, the date the court recorded the divorce should be compared with the "LAST PAY DATE." Evidence must be provided to show the loan was current at the time of the divorce.

H01

Is used if the loan is in an "ACTIVE STATUS" and a default has occurred, you will need to contact the lender that is indicated to obtain documentation that the loan is current.

If an erroneous social security number has occurred, please contact the Credit Alert Coordinator at the appropriate Homeownership Center for assistance.

Pre-foreclosure cases are handled in the same manner as regular foreclosures. If a claim has been paid, the 3-year waiting period is still in effect. Copies of the "K02 FUNCTION SCREEN" and any other supporting documentation should be in the case binder when it is sent for endorsement.

Only information regarding FHA Title II-insured loans is accessible through the Denver Credit Alert line. For defaults on other types of Government loans please contact the number that is given on the Credit Alert Interactive Voice Response System (301) 344-4000, the CLAS Credit Alert Authorization Screen, or the FHA-Connection Credit Alert Screen. We do not require a "clear" or "A" Credit Alert Authorization Code as a condition for mortgage endorsement, but the lender must document and justify the approval.

The underwriter should provide specific remarks on the HUD-92900-PUR worksheet, and copies of the appropriate screens and verifications. Please see: HUD Handbook 4155.1, REV-4, CHG-1, Paragraph 2-3 and 2-5.

 

 
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