RC_LA_CM_200.2 Exceptions Processing

In an ideal mortgage payment situation, funds from a payment are applied directly to the different payment elements such as the principal, interest, escrow, and insurance accounts, and the whole process is very routine. Often, however, there are additional funds (and sometimes short funds) that must be applied to various accounts for a number of reasons. These irregular payments are referred to as exceptions and they are the subject of this course.

Exceptions Processing will discuss the various exceptions to regular mortgage payments and how they are processed. This course begins with an overview of exceptions payment processing and then provides instruction on specific exceptions processing situations. The course reviews the several instances where a mortgagor may either choose to, or be required to, increase the amount of a mortgage payment and the overall effect it has. It also discusses instances when a mortgagor, or a mortgagor's escrow account, may receive money back. Finally, the course discusses the steps involved in requesting, processing, and finalizing a mortgage payoff.

This is a single-family/residential course.

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