Systems and methods for assumable note valuation and investment management
OwnerJames C. Kallimani, Brett W. Young +2inventors
InventorsJames C. Kallimani, Brett W. Young, Craig Lomicky, Scott Celley
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OwnerJames C. Kallimani, Brett W. Young +2inventors
InventorsJames C. Kallimani, Brett W. Young, Craig Lomicky, Scott Celley
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A system and method displaying information about an assumable note for a property's owner, an agent, a mortgage investor, mortgage servicer, mortgage sub servicer, or other stakeholder that is usable to refine an automatic current valuation and scoring of such note is described. The system obtains input from the property owner, mortgage investor, mortgage servicer, mortgage sub servicer, or other stakeholder adjusting at least one aspect of information about the note used in the automatic valuation and scoring of the note. The system then reports to the owner, agent, investor, servicer, sub servicer, or other stakeholder a refined current valuation and/or scoring of the note (the note's so-called, “Propensity to be Assumed”) that is based on the adjustment of the obtained input.
An assumable mortgage valuation system, said system including:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium with an executable program stored thereon, wherein the program instructs a microprocessor to perform the following steps:
A mortgage scoring system, said system including:
A method for identifying a propensity value associated with an assumable mortgage, said method including:
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