Loan Manager Plus

Loan Manager Plus is a complete Windows based loan managing, tracking, collection, and servicing software solution.

Construction loan servicing - system supports interest only loans where draws can be made at any point during the life of the loan. When a draw is made, interest is accrued at the lower balance while the next interest payment would reflect the combined interest required at the lower and the higher balances. In addition, payments can be recalculated based on the new balance going forward. Draw downs are also supported with payment recalculation.

Adjustable Rate Loan Servicing - supports the ability to add an unlimited number of indexes. These can be commonly used indexes such as the Prime Rate, Libor or user defined. Each qualifying loan has a spread over the index which can change immediately (the following payment) or over a specified period ranging from three months to ten years.

Development Loan Servicing - supports ability to maintain detail data with each loan, borrower and property. For instance, each loan possesses 20 text, 20 date, 20 numeric and 25 lookup fields. Lookup fields are dropdown lists which can be populated by the end user within program. The labels associated with these fields can also be set.

This allows specialized reporting where data within a portfolio can be grouped and sorted by any of the detail fields. For instance, data can be grouped by branch or housing program. Data can also be isolated for just one branch or housing program. Data can include payments, balances or aging.

Some of the key features included in Loan Manager include:

• Modern windows application
• Easy to learn and use with wizards
• Single or multiple user environment
• SQL based database backend
• Integrated sql report viewer
• PDF invoices and statements
• Print or email invoices
• Built-in security administrator
• Add-in manager for customization
• Maintenance and backup utilities
• Product updates through internet
• Knowledge base help
• New or seasoned loans
• No structural limit
• Pooling and groups
• Daily and fixed interest accrual methods
• Weekly to annual frequencies
• Add or deduct principal
• Per diem payoff with itemized accruals
• Custom schedules