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One foreclosure, reconstructed to the dollar.

Every date from the public court record, every extension matched to its rule, and the interest at stake.

Every date, with its page.

Every date is anchored to the words on the page that state it, with its crop.

Where two sources disagree, the report shows both and chooses neither.

Your live cases, worked as a set.

Two bankruptcies, a mediation, a sale set and cancelled, walked to the deadline that follows, with the docket page behind every date.

How many are within sixty days of their extended deadline, how many are past it, and how many have more room than the docket shows.

Each open item named by the record that would close it: the loss-mitigation history, the EVARS log, the attorney’s hold notes.

Once it runs, the dates in MSP are the extended ones.

Nobody opens anything new. Each extended deadline is written into the foreclosure workstation’s own fields, which your attorney already sees through the portal.

Date fields
First legal, reasonable diligence, holds and re-projections, extended in the fields your team already reads.
Loan history
A note on every change: the event, the rule, and where the evidence is filed.
Tasks
Only when a fact is missing or the extension is yours to decide. One missing fact is one question.

Everything behind a date, where your team already looks.

The loan summary

One document per loan in one SharePoint library, regenerated whenever the loan changes. Every task links to it, and it opens with the Microsoft login your team already has.

  • The deadlines with every extension applied, the position, the open items and the rule versions.
  • Then an evidence appendix as long as the loan needs: each event with its source, page and crop.
  • A portfolio workbook sits beside it for the people who live in Excel.

Every dollar it protects, counted.

Interest protected
The extensions it applied this month and the interest each one kept from curtailment, in dollars, loan by loan in the workbook.
HUD’s payment, checked
Every paid claim is reconciled against what was submitted, with the interest recomputed on its own, so a short payment is on the next morning’s list.
Rule changes, run again
When HUD changes a rule, every affected loan is run again under the new version, and each one that moved is listed with the provision responsible.

Before your team starts.

At claim, the file is already complete.

The claim record comes in from Cloud-Claims or ICE Claims, the extended dates, block 19 and the comments are applied and checked against HUD’s requirements, and it goes back with the documentation filed to the loan’s folder. Your specialist certifies.

Type your company name.

We search the clerk portals for the captions you foreclose under, work your live FHA cases in one county and send back this report on each. Before you have shared anything.

No data from you and no call. Or book a call if you would rather talk first.