How to Review the Property-Ownership Dashboard on PIM

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Overview

This module provides the foundational data about the properties in your portfolio, focusing on ownership status and foreclosure activity.


Reviewing the property-ownership dashboard

  • Total Count: The total number of properties in your portfolio.

  • Property in Association: The number of properties identified as part of a Homeowner’s Association (HOA).

  • Count by State: A heat map showing the geographic distribution of your properties. Darker shades indicate a higher concentration of properties.

  • Foreclosure Auction: Shows properties with a foreclosure auction date set at any time, grouped by year.

  • Beginning Foreclosure: Tracks properties where foreclosure proceedings have been initiated, grouped by the start year. Key document types include:

    • Lis Pendens: A public notice that the property's title is involved in a lawsuit.

    • Notice of Default: A formal notice filed by a lender indicating their intent to foreclose.

  • Property Foreclosure: Displays the most recent foreclosure stage for properties in the process, grouped by the year of the last known action.

  • Ownership Start: Identifies the ownership start dates for total assets/properties according to the deed recording date, matching the borrower-provided date.

  • Ownership End: Identifies assets/properties for which recording data suggests the matched borrower’s ownership has ended.  The view separates the end of ownership as a result of a foreclosure or non-foreclosure recording.

  • Owner Occupied: Identifies properties likely to be used as the borrower's primary residence. This helps servicers vet compliance with owner-occupancy clauses in mortgage agreements.

  • Ownership Match: Compares your borrower information against public ownership records and categorizes the results:

    • Current Owner is Client Borrower: Your data matches the current owner on record.

    • Current Owner Associated with Client Borrower: The current owner is linked to your borrower but is not an exact match.

    • Current Owner not Client Borrower: Your borrower was found, but is no longer the current owner.

    • Client Borrower Not Found: Your borrower is not found in the property's recordation data.


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