Banc Mac FAQ
What do I need to submit a loan to
BancMac?
Simply fax a completed loan application
(Form 1003) and Borrower's Authorization to BancMac along with any supporting documentation initially obtained of income and assets.
How long does it take to get an
underwriting decision?
Generally all loans are reviewed and
underwritten in 24-48 hours, depending on the thoroughness
of the loan application.
When do I collect the fees that
BancMac charges?
The fees assessed by BancMac are
standard and typical with industry practice for secondary
market loans (flood, credit, tax service, etc.). These
fees are often passed-through to the borrower as a cost
of the loan transaction and are reflected on the HUD-1.
If you would like to offer a 'no cost mortgage' transaction
to your customer, the fees may also be netted from the
loan purchase price that BancMac pays you as the originating
institution (also referred to as above-par pricing or premium
pricing). Call for more details on our 'no cost mortgage' option!
Will BancMac order the flood
certification, tax service, and private mortgage insurance
(PMI), if required?
Yes, BancMac will order the flood cert,
tax service, and PMI on all loans.
Are there any fees due to BancMac
if a loan is denied, cancelled, or withdrawn?
No, if denied. However, if cancelled
or withdrawn you should contact Banc Mac for costs incurred
during processing.
How soon must I have my closed loan
package to BancMac following the actual closing?
The sooner we receive your loan package,
the sooner the loan will get funded and your institution gets the
money! The closed loan package must be in our office 72 hours
prior to the rate lock expiration.
Can I price a loan to my borrower
differently than what is shown on the BancMac rate sheet?
Yes. You can choose any rate on the
rate sheet that gives your institution the profit that you need.
The BancMac rate sheet pricing reflects what we will pay you,
your institution, for the loan...based-upon the characteristics of
the loan. We'll show you how to make money with secondary
market loans - and show you how to adjust the BancMac 'wholesale'
price to a 'retail' price in order to make the profit you
desire.
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BancMac is a registered Service Mark of Community Banc Mortgage Corp.


