What the numbers are telling you.
- Fee periods round up; crossing a boundary can add a full period.
- The modeled fee uses invoice face value, not just the advance.
- A negative reserve release means the reserve does not cover fees.
MORTGAGE EXIT COST DESK
See how collection timing changes the fee.
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Follow the invoice advance, time-based discount, reserve and final proceeds.
YOUR DECISION, IN NUMBERS
METHOD 2026-10-23.3One fee structure; contracts can charge on advances, use daily/tiered charges or minimums. A negative reserve release means additional funds owed. Recourse and nonpayment are excluded. Not APR.
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One assumption changes; everything else stays the same. This is a stress scenario, not a forecast.
This model charges complete fee periods. Actual agreements can instead use daily accrual, tiers or minimums; choose the model only when it matches the contract.
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YOUR COMPARISON TABLE
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OPEN METHODS / BETTER QUESTIONS
Round collection days up to whole fee periods. Charge the entered percentage on invoice face value per period. Deduct fees from the retained reserve.
One fee structure; contracts can charge on advances, use daily/tiered charges or minimums. A negative reserve release means additional funds owed. Recourse and nonpayment are excluded. Not APR.
Use actual property documents, matching lender estimates and qualified advice where needed. No calculator, API or MCP tool here issues an approval or guarantees a rate.
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