Refer to our Daily Price Sheet (emailed weekly) to confirm available margin and index, as well as any program specific premium being paid.
Please note: Pricing is not locked until hard a copy of the file is received by Liberty, meeting minimum requirements and a lock option (if an ARM) is selected on the submission checklist.
Step 1: Log In Screen
- Visit the Reverse Calculator.
- Log in.
Step 2: Pipeline view
- Select “New Quote.”
Step 3: Initial information Screen
- Input all starred (*) items.
- Select desired products to compare.
- Select “Build Quote.”
Step 4: Loan Comparison Screen
- On the Loan Comparison screen, confirm the margin, monthly service fee, and origination fee are correct for each scenario (click pencil icon at top of any column you want to edit).
- Confirm/modify the payment plan for each scenario; click “Update Comparison” button to save your changes.
- Confirm selection of the desired loan scenario.
- Select “Save.”
Step 5: Loan information Screen
Note: Loan will not show in your pipeline until this step is completed.
- Select “Save.”
- Input all starred (*) items.
- Select “Save” again.
Step 6: Loan Summary Screen
- Select the “Calculations” tab.
- Select the “GFE/HUD” sub-tab.
- Scroll through GFE/HUD fees to verify they are correct, modify as necessary.
Note: Effective January 1, 2010, new RESPA requirements are in place, requiring all fees be accurately disclosed on the initial GFE. Please ensure all fees are accurate. - Once correct, select the “Update Calculations” button at top or bottom of the screen.
- Select “Save.”
Step 7: Loan Comparison Screen
- Select the “1009” tab.
- Use sub-tab menu to navigate through 1009 elements to verify info and enter all known 1009 data.
- Select “Save.”
Step 8: 1009 Screen
- Select “Documents.”
- Select “Generate Application Package.”
- To update/view the status of your package, select “Refresh.”
Step 9: Documents Screen
- When the package is ready, the pending request icon will be replaced by a PDF icon (click the refresh link at top of screen). Click on the PDF icon to view your package.
Note: The package will also be saved in the document repository on the Documents screen.
Step 10: Application Review
- Review and print your document package.