LNHLDS

Variable queue setup mnemonic (LNHLDS) reads data stored in hold code 1 (LNHLD1) and hold code 2 (LNHLD2). You could use this, for example, to set up a collection queue for all loans in bankruptcy (hold codes  4 and 5). Enter the mnemonic “LNHLDS” in the Field Name field, “4” in the Low Value field, and “5” in the High Value field. When the queue is processed during the afterhours, the program will pull all loans that have 4 or 5 in hold codes 1 or 2.

LNFCLS

This field is used for loans in foreclosure. This mnemonic reads data stored in hold code 1 and hold code 2 that have a hold code equal to 7 or 9 (foreclosures). To create a collection queue for loans in foreclosure, enter “LNFCLS” in the Field Name field and nothing in the Low Value or High Value fields. When the queue is created during the afterhours, the program will pull all loans that have a 7 or 9 in hold codes 1 or 2.

WK1DUE

This field is used to identify delinquent loans that are delinquent for their First Due Date.  The system compares the First Due Date (LN1DUE) to the Due Date on the loan and if they are equal, the loan will appear in the queue.  

WKDYLT

Calculates the number of days an account is past the due date. It takes the due date on the loan and compares it to the processing date plus one working day. On the selection screen, you can put a negative number to pull current accounts before the due date. These must be set up in queues 9900 - 9996.

WKLTVC

Calculates the current LTV on the loan so that the current LTV can be used as selection and sorting criteria. This takes the lower of the selling price or the appraisal relative to the current loan balance.

WKDCAT

Uses delinquency category (LNDCAT) definition but on a daily basis.

When the afterhours update function Update Delinquent Category (82) runs, the delinquent category is set.

The update function classifies loans by counting the number of installments necessary to bring the loan current. If, for example, you have a loan due in November and the update function runs each monthend, on November’s monthend the loan would owe one installment. Owing one installment is considered less than 30 days delinquent. Owing two installments is considered 30 days delinquent. If no payments are received before December’s monthend, the delinquent category is set to 30. On January’s monthend, it is set to 60, and so on. Valid categories are 0, 30, 60, 90, and 120 and over.

If option OP04 UDQG, Use Delinquency Grading, is set and the late charges plus the “applied to” is greater than or equal to the payment amount, the due date will be artificially advanced as many payments as possible before the Delinquency Category field is calculated.

WKLTVO

Calculates the original LTV on the loan so that the original LTV can be used as selection and sorting criteria. This takes the lower of the selling price and the appraisal relative to the original loan balance.

WKPMON

Pulls only loans into the queue that have a due date in the month prior to the queue run date. Example: If the queue is created the night of 2/5, loans with a due date in the month of January will be pulled into the queue.

If option OP04 UDQG, Use Delinquency Grading, is set and the late charges plus the “applied to” is greater than or equal to the payment amount, the due date will be artificially advanced as many payments as possible before the Delinquency Category field is calculated.

QAFDTE

This field is the collection comment follow-up date. It is the date being displayed in the Follow-up Date field on the  Loans > Collections > Account Delinquency screen, Comments tab.

QADRCD

This is the FNMA-defined Reason Code, which is stored on the Account Delinquency screen, Comments tab.

QADSCD

This is the FNMA-defined Status Code, which is stored in the Account Delinquency screen, Comments tab.

QAHLD1-QAHLD2

These are the two Special Information fields located on the Comments tab of the Account Delinquency screen. These are two-digit user-defined fields that can be used as selection criteria for variable queues, or for whatever purpose your institution wants. An example of what a field might be used for would be to create queues specifically for Spanish-speaking customers. You could assign a “1” to mean “Spanish speaking,” and by requiring 1’s to be placed in the first field (QAHLD1), you could then create a queue using that field as a selection criteria.