5/1 ARM 1 ; 7/1 ARM 2 For Conforming Loan Amounts, see the State/County limits at

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Conventional Loan Program – Conforming Balance

Summary

Product Types

30-year Fixed; 15-year Fixed

5/1 ARM

1

_{; 7/1 ARM}

2

For Conforming Loan Amounts, see the State/County limits at

https://entp.hud.gov/idapp/html/hicostlook.cfm

.

Conforming Balance

Primary Residence

Loan Purpose

Minimum FICO

Units

Max LTV

3

_{Max CLTV}

Purchase or

Refinance

Rate/Term

620 ₆₂₀

1

2 95%

95%

3-4

80%

4

75%

6

80%

_75%

Refinance

Cash-Out

620

1

2 3-4

85%

75%

4

75%

4 & 6

85%

75%

Second Home – Conforming Balance

Loan Purpose

Minimum FICO

Units

LTV

3

_CLTV

Purchase or

Refinance

Rate/Term

620

1

9 0%

Refinance

Cash-Out

640

1 75%

75%

Investment Property

Loan Purpose

Minimum FICO

Units

LTV

3

_CLTV

Purchase

620

6

20 2-4

1 75%

8

0 %

4

8 _75%

0 %

Refinance

Rate/Term

62

6

20

0 2-4

1 75%

4

75%

Refinance

Cash-Out

620

6

20 2-4

1 70%

75%

4

75%

_70%

1 _{5/1 ARM qualifies at the greater of the fully indexed rate or Note rate +2%} 2 _{7/1 ARM qualifies at the greater of the fully indexed rate or Note rate}

3 _{For all ARM loans, Max LTV is reduced by 5% when using secondary financing} 4 _{For 2-4 Unit properties, Max LTV is reduced by 5% when using secondary financing} 5_{Eligible only with executed occupancy declaration}

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Conventional Loan Program – High Balance

Summary

Product Types

30-year Fixed; 15-year Fixed

5/1 ARM

1

_{; 7/1 ARM}

2

Max Debt Ratio

45%

For High Balance Loan Amounts, see the State/County limits at

https://entp.hud.gov/idapp/html/hicostlook.cfm

.

High Balance

Primary Residence -- Fixed Rate

Loan Purpose

Minimum FICO

Units

LTV

3

_CLTV

Purchase or

Refinance

Rate/Term

720

660

740

1

1 2-4

90%

75%

4

90%

75%

Refinance

Cash-Out

7

740

1 60%

/70%

60%

/70%

Primary Residence -- ARM

Loan Purpose

Minimum FICO

Units

LTV

CLTV

Purchase or

Refinance

Rate/Term

680

740 2-4

1 75%

75%

4

75%

_75%

Refinance

Cash-Out

740

1 60%

60%

Second Home and Investment Property

Loan Purpose

Minimum FICO

Units

LTV

CLTV

Purchase or

Refinance

Rate/Term

740

1 65%

65%

3 _{For all ARM loans, Max LTV is reduced by 5% when using secondary financing} 4 _{For this scenario, Max LTV is reduced by 5% when using secondary financing} 6 _{Eligible only with executed occupancy declaration}

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Conventional Loan Program with Lender Paid Mortgage Insurance (LPMI)

Summary -

RETAIL CHANNEL ONLY

Product Types

Property Types

30-year Fixed

SFR, PUDs (attached or detached)

For Conforming Loan Amounts, see the State/County limits at

https://entp.hud.gov/idapp/html/hicostlook.cfm

.

Primary Residence

Loan Purpose

Minimum

FICO

Units

Max LTV

Max CLTV

Purchase

1

_or

Refinance Rate/Term

6

0

1 95%

95%

Refinance

Cash-Out

2

700

1 85%

85%

1_{Minimum 3% Contribution from borrower own funds.} 2Max 41% DTI_.

Second Home

3

Loan Purpose

M

inimum

Units

Max LTV

Max CLTV

Purchase

1

_or

Refinance Rate/Term

620

1 90%

90%

1_{Minimum 3% Contribution from borrower own funds.} 3_{Second Homes not eligible for High Balance Loans.}

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Conventional Loan Program – Interest Only Programs

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Summary -

RETAIL CHANNEL ONLY

Product Types

5/1 ARM

1

Int Only; 7/1 ARM

2

Int Only

Interest Only Term

10 years

Max Debt Ratio

Determined by DU up to maximum of 50%

Conforming and High Balance

3

Primary Residence

Loan Purpose

Minimum

FICO

Units

LTV

CLTV

Purchase or

Refinance

Rate/Term

720

1

70

70 Second Home

Loan Purpose

Minimum

FICO

Units

LTV

CLTV

Purchase or

Refinance

Rate/Term

740

1

65

3 _{Max seller contributions are 3% and no condominiums. For High Balance Loan Amounts, see the State/County limits at} https://entp.hud.gov/idapp/html/hicostlook.cfm.

Additional Requirements for Interest Only

Minimum

Investment Borrower is required to provide 5% of loan amount from their own funds as a minimum investment. Gifts are acceptable provided borrower has met this requirement. Rate/Term

Refinances Limited to the lesser of 2% of the loan amount or $2,000 Reserves 24 months PITI regardless of DU results

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Conventional Loan Program – Guidelines

Credit Requirements

Bankruptcy Chapter 7 or 11: 48 months since discharge/dismissal.

Chapter 13: 24 months from discharge date, or 48 months from dismissal date.

60 months since most recent discharge/dismissal for Borrowers with multiple BK’s, if more than one filing in previous 7 years

Credit Report All borrowers must have two credit scores and traditional credit history. Trade line requirements determined by DU findings.

Inquires: A detailed explanation letter that specifically addresses both the purpose and outcome of each inquiry is required. If additional credit was obtained, a verification of that the debt/payment must be obtained and the DU must be resubmitted

Revolving Credit: If there is no payment on the credit report for revolving credit, use the greater of $10 or 5% of the balance on credit.

Foreclosure / Deed in Lieu / Short Sale / Restructured Loans

SEE NDM CONVENTIONAL GUIDELINES FOR DETAILED REQUIREMENTS Foreclosure: 84 months or more since completion, or

36 months since completions with a maximum 90% LTV or program maximum, whichever is less, when the foreclosure was due to document extenuating circumstances and subject to following restrictions:

Purchase of primary residence only

Rate/term transactions are permitted for all occupancy types subject to eligibility guidelines. Deed-in-Lieu foreclosure requires the following:

2-year waiting period with a maximum 80% LTV or program maximum, whichever is less. 4-year waiting period with a maximum 90% LTV or program maximum, whichever is less. 7-year waiting period, the maximum LTV allowed per program guidelines.

2-year waiting period with a maximum 90% LTV or program maximum, whichever is less, when the deed-in-lieu of foreclosure was due to documented extenuating circumstances.

Short Sale, including a pre-foreclosure event, Short Payoffs and/or Restructured loans require the following:

Due to financial mismanagement:

Minimum of 4 years, and up to 7 years, must have elapsed since the completion of the short sale. The borrower may purchase a primary residence, second home or investment property with the greater of 10% minimum down payment or the minimum down payment required for the transaction.

Evidence on the credit report and other credit documentation Borrower has reestablished an acceptable credit history.

Minimum 680 credit score required.

Due to documented extenuating circumstances:

A minimum of 2 years must have elapsed since the completion of the short sale.

The borrower may purchase a primary residence, second home or investment property with the greater of 10% minimum down payment or the minimum down payment required for the transaction.

Short Payoffs/Restructured Loans are not allowed for subject property owned by borrower. Payoff demands cannot include any fees associated w/foreclosure and/or forbearance.

Note: A restructured (including rate reduction) or short payoff loan is a mortgage in which the terms of the original transaction have been changed, resulting in either the absolute forgiveness of debt or a restructure of debt through either a modification of the original loan, or origination of a new loan.

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Conventional Program OCMBC, INC. Page 6 of 14 Major Adverse

Accounts Generally, adverse credit is not allowed in the previous 24 months. Adverse credit is defined as any trade reporting ≥ 90 days, collections, charge-offs, judgments, garnishments, tax liens, etc. All open items must be paid prior to or at closing with the exception of medical collections < $250 per incident or $1000 cumulative, which may be excluded from this requirement and will not be required to be paid off.

Disputed Accounts: If there is a disputed account on credit, follow DU requirements:

If the tradeline does not belong to the borrower or the reported payment history is inaccurate, OCM will require written documentation from the creditor or credit reporting company validating the information being reported is not accurate. When the information is validated, DU may require no further action.

If the tradeline does belong to the borrower and the reported payment history is accurate, the disputed tradeline(s) must be considered in the risk assessment. To ensure the disputed tradeline is considered, the borrower will have to take the appropriate steps to remove the dispute status with the creditor. OCM will have to obtain a new credit report with the tradeline(s) no longer reported as disputed and resubmit the casefile to DU.

Mortgage Rating No 60-day mortgage or rental lates in last 12 months.

Property Requirements

Appraisal Underwriters may require a desk or field review, as dictated by the characteristics of the property and appraisal, if any of the following circumstances apply:

The AVM does not support value or reflects a confidence score other than Low Risk Category. The LTV/CLTV is > 70% and the loan is cash-out;

Financing from OCMBC on the subject property exceeds $650,000;

The underwriter determines additional support for value is required based on the characteristics of the subject property, quality of the appraisal or the comparables selected. For example:

Subject property is classified as “rural”;

Appraiser has used comparables aged > six (6) months;

Distance of comparables appears to be excessive based on location of property; Appraiser uses time adjustments not adequately supported by paired sales analysis; Appraiser failed to bracket adjustments;

Value of subject exceeds predominant value by more than 125% Condo/PUD

Projects Condos must have completed HOA questionnaire, HO6 insurance with 20% coverage of the appraised value. Only projects eligible for “Limited Review” are allowed; projects requiring “Full Review” are ineligible.

Ineligible Projects

OCMBC will not lend on the following types of projects:

Condotels – a project that is managed and operated as a hotel or motel is considered a condotels or condominium hotel. If any of the following are present, the project is considered a condotel: The project includes registration services/rental desk and offers unit rentals on a daily basis The name of the project includes ―hotel or ―motel

The project limits or restricts the owner ability to occupy the unit

The project has a mandatory rental pool that requires the unit owners to either rent their unit or to give a management firm control over the occupancy of the unit.

The project offers cleaning services

The project offers services such as a commercial hotel even though the units are individually owned.

Projects with non-incidental business operations owned or operated by the homeowners association. Examples are a restaurant, spa, health club, beauty parlor, etc.

Projects which have any commercial space.

Projects that are classified as investment securities. If the project has documents on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission or if the project is promoted or characterized as an investment opportunity.

Any project or building that is owned by several owners as tenants-in-common, or by a

homeowners association in which individuals have an undivided interest in a residential apartment building and land, and have the right to exclusive occupancy of a specific apartment in the building.

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Conventional Program OCMBC, INC. Page 7 of 14 Timeshare or segmented ownership projects

Houseboat projects Co-ops

Multi-dwelling unit condominiums which permit an owner to hold title to more than one unit with ownership evidenced by one single deed and financed by a single mortgage.

Condominium projects that represent a legal non-conforming use of the land, if zoning regulations prohibit rebuilding the improvements to current density should there be partial or full destruction. Projects on leased land that do not meet Fannie Mae’s requirements.

Projects in which the recreational facilities are leased.

Any project in which the homeowners association or developer is named as a party to current litigation. Projects in which the homeowners association or developer is named as the plaintiff in a foreclosure action or as a plaintiff in an action for past due homeowners’ association dues are eligible.

Any project in which 15% or more of the total units are greater than 30 days delinquent on the dues and/or the total number of delinquent units is greater than 15%.

Projects with inadequate reserves.

Projects with deed restrictions (i.e. first right of refusal).

Units that are appraised as a condo, but there is no recorded Master Declaration.

Projects which are unable to supply the necessary condominium documents for a full review or projects that do not meet the eligibility requirements.

Projects that do not meet the owner occupied/second home occupancy ratio. Condo projects with excessive sales/financing structures.

Any project in which OCMBC has met its maximum exposure ratio of 10%.

Condominiums located in mountainous ski resorts – examples Aspen, Lake Tahoe, Mammoth, Park City, Sun Valley, etc.

Condominium property that is a construction-to-permanent transaction. Project with units < 400 square feet.

The Project is in an area zoned primarily for transient accommodations. The unit is fully furnished.

The unit does not have a full kitchen.

The Project provides any of the following services: Management desk

Bellman Maid services Phone service

Centralized utilities, for example: Central telephone or cable Centralized key system not in negotiated terms

Investment

Properties Rent loss insurance must be maintained for 1 unit properties; coverage must be for at least 6 months rent loss when using rental income. Sales price or appraised value less than $100,000 requires 2nd appraisal.

A comparable rent schedule (form 1007) must be obtained on all single family investment properties to document the monthly rent on the subject property, regardless if the rental income was used in

qualification

An Operating Income Statement (form 216) is required for all Investment Properties regardless of unit count.

Must be a current home owner. Multiple Units For owner occupied 2-4 units:

Requires executed occupancy declaration.

The appraisal must indicate the unit the borrower intends to occupy and confirm availability of that unit. The purchase agreement must show the borrowers intent to occupy.

An Operating Income Statement (form 216) is required for all Multi-Family Properties. Property and

Occupancy Eligible: 1-4 units

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Conventional Program OCMBC, INC. Page 8 of 14 PUD (attached & detached)

SFR

Leasehold estate approved on case by case basis; see NDM Conventional Guidelines for more details.

Ineligible:

Condos which are Non-warrantable Condotels

Co-ops

Properties with less than 600sq feet, including two-to-four (2-4) unit dwellings in which any unit is less than 600 square feet

Condo projects requiring “Full Review”

●

Properties listed for sale at the time of loan application are ineligible for a refinance transaction. ● Non-warrantable condos and non-warrantable PUDs

● Kiddie condos ● Time share projects

● Manufactured housing/modular homes

● Properties on leased land in which the lease does not meet Fannie Mae requirements

● Income producing properties (e.g. farms, ranches, orchards, wineries, Bed & Breakfast, school, adult care facilities, etc.)

● Unique properties (e.g. berm, earth, geodesic, etc.)

● Units without a functional kitchen or a working heat source ● Properties in fair or average minus condition

● Commercially or industrially zoned properties ● Mixed-use properties

● Properties greater than 10 acres

● Properties zoned agricultural and the highest and best use is other than residential ● Properties utilized as a place of worship

● Multi-family dwellings containing more than four (4) units ● Properties subject to hazardous conditions

● Properties that do not have full utilities meeting all standard and local code ● Unimproved land

● Properties in Hawaii located in Lava Zones 1 & 2 ● Properties with deferred maintenance exceeding $2,000

● Properties with an escrow withhold to bring the condition to average or complete construction after the close of escrow.

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Property Requirements (continued)

Property Requirements

(Additional) Departing residence valuations: BPO not allowed to document 30% equity in departure residence. AVM from RELS valuation or full appraisal required and must be dated w/in 60 days of transaction note.

PURCHASE (CONTRACT OF SALE/LAND CONTRACT)

If the land contract or contract for deed was executed within the 12 months prior to the loan application date, the transaction will be considered a purchase. Proceeds are used to pay the outstanding balance on the installment land contract only. No loan proceeds can be disbursed to the borrower. The LTV is calculated on the lower of:

● The appraised value at the time the new mortgage is closed, or

● The total acquisition cost. The total acquisition cost is defined as the purchase price indicated in the original land contract plus any out of pocket expenses paid by the borrower for rehabilitation, renovation, or energy conservation improvements.

REFINANCE (CONTRACT OF SALE/LAND CONTRACT)

If the land contract or contract for deed was executed more than 12 months prior to the loan application date, the transaction will be treated as a rate/term refinance. Proceeds from the refinance transaction may include the sum of the outstanding balance of the installment sales contract and the costs incurred for rehabilitation, renovation, or energy improvements. A new appraisal is required and the LTV must be calculated using the appraised value of the new mortgage transaction.

Rural Properties

OCMBC will extend financing on rural properties with a maximum 10 acres. A rural property is defined as a property located in an area that is less than 25% built up or an area that is designated by the appraiser as rural. In addition, OCMBC categorizes a property as rural when the comparable sales are greater than five (5) miles and older Last Updated: May 25, 2012 than six (6) months.

The following applies to all rural properties: ● The property must be residential in nature.

● The property must conform to existing zoning requirements.

● Lot size must be common and customary for the market and supported by comparable sales. ● The property must be accessible year-round by all-weather roads that meet local standards. ● The property must have adequate working utilities that are typical for the market.

● The property should not have many outbuildings. ● Maximum 80% LTV.

Rural properties with multiple outbuildings may indicate a commercial use. Agricultural properties, income-producing properties, farms, etc. are ineligible for financing.

States Where OCMBC lends (see www.OCMBancorp.com for licensed states) Texas – Only purchase loans, no refinances

General Requirements

Assets Asset verification is required per DU findings.

Copy of all funds used to close must be in the file at time of closing and must be from verified source. Note: Any “critical” finding from our fraud prevention tool andin probation status will require a Lender ordered VOD to verify bank statements.

Automated

Underwriting Loans must receive DU “Approve/Eligible”. _{Manual underwrites not allowed.} Borrowers Eligible:

US Citizens & Permanent Resident Aliens are allowed with a valid social security number Non-permanent resident aliens with one of these valid, acceptable visas:

A Series (A-1, A-2, A-3)

E-1 Treaty Trader and E-2 Treaty Investor G-Series (G-1, G-2, G-3, G-4, G-5) H-1 (includes H-1B and H-1C) L-1

TN-NAFTA and TC, NAFTA

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Conventional Program OCMBC, INC. Page 10 of 14 Max 4 borrowers on a transaction

Ineligible:

Borrowers without a valid, legitimate social security number Foreign nationals

Borrowers with diplomatic immunity

Borrowers who do not meet the eligibility requirements set forth in this manual.

Corporations, estates, life estates, limited or general partnerships, not-for-profit organizations, schools, churches, etc.

Co-signer. A co-signer is an applicant who does not take title to the security property. A co-signer does not have an interest in the subject property but executes the loan application and signs the mortgage note. A co-signer is ineligible for financing with OCMBC.

Borrower’s who are employed by the submitting broker or brokerage, regardless of job function. Borrowers using a General Power of Attorney or a Specific Power of Attorney on cash out refinance transactions or non-owner occupied transactions, or loans closing in the name of trust.

Debt Ratio Determined by the DU except as noted below:

If using non-occupying Co-borrower, max ratios for the occupant borrower is 45%. For High Balance loans, the maximum debt ratio is 45%.

Pay downs to 10 months remaining payments are not allowed. Down Payment /

Source of Funds Owner Occupied and 2

nd_{homes: Minimum 5% down payment must be from the borrower’s own funds. If}

LTV/CLTV is less than or equal to 80%, entire down payment may be a gift. The following are prohibited for source of down payment:

Any payment received as result of being party to property sales transactions Funds provided by grant from seller or builder-funded non-profit organization

Contribution to construction or rehab of property in the form of labor or services rather than cash Funds donated by property seller, builder, or real estate agent

Proceeds from the subject transaction may never be used to satisfy minimum reserve requirement ● Cash on hand

● Credit card cash advance

● Gifts which must be partially or fully repaid ● Proceeds from unsecured loans or personal loans ● Salary/bonus advance for future earnings ● Sweat equity

● Unsecured borrowed funds (credit card, unsecured lines of credit, overdraft protection, etc) ● 1031 tax deferred exchange on an owner occupied property

Gifts Owner Occupied gift funds allowed from relatives, domestic partners, fiancé. Investment properties cannot use gift funds.

Gifts funds are required prior to docs (PTD) and the gift letter must match the gift amount exactly. Gift funds from a donor that has had a foreclosure in the last 3 years are not acceptable.

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Conventional Program OCMBC, INC. Page 11 of 14 Income Documents As determine by DU with the following minimum requirements: Salaried Borrowers

Most recent year-to-date paystub with year-to-date earnings 1-2 years most recent W-2’s (per DU findings.)

Note: No handwritten paystubs or W-2’s. Self Employed Borrower

Most recent one-two years personal tax returns with all schedules (per DU findings)

Filed business income tax returns for the last one-two years (except for sole proprietorships) (per DU findings)

Additional Requirements

Other Income documentation is determined by DU.

4506T will be processed for the tax years used in qualifying. Must be signed at application and closing. 2106 Expense and/or Schedule C income loss must use a 12-month or 24-month average, whichever is greater.

Two year employment history with no gaps must be verified. If there are any gaps greater than 30 days, a letter of explanation is required.

Verbal VOE Required within 7 calendar days of loan docs for all income types. Interested Party

Contributions

Max Contribution

Owner-occupied LTV/CLTV 90.01 to 95% 3% Owner-occ/2nd_{Home and LTV/CLTV <90%} _6%

Owner-occ/2nd_{Home and LTV/CLTV <75%} _9%

Investment Property 2%

For Sale by Owner (FSBO) 2%

Max Financed

Properties Primary residence: There is no limit to the maximum number of financed properties. Second Home & Investment property: The borrower can have no more than 4 properties financed including subject property.

Mortgage Insurance Required if LTV exceeds 80% Non-arm’s Length

Transactions Principals, senior managers, employees or family members of a submitting broker, broker staff are eligible with senior management approval. Model home builder leasebacks are ineligible.

Borrowers employed by the Seller, in the construction or lending trades: 1-2 unit properties only

Relationship must be disclosed on original application.

Second appraisal by OCMBC AMC approved appraiser required.

A loan secured by the builder/developer for a property owned by the builder/developer is ineligible. If the property is new construction, only primary residences are eligible if the borrower has an affiliation with the builder/developer/seller.

In-Family Sales: Principal residence only

24 month satisfactory credit rating on existing mortgage required (i.e. no family bail-out)

Transactions that involve family members purchasing the property from another family member and the property is a short sale are ineligible.

Borrower employed by a family member:

Borrower must provide the last 2 years 1040’s and a current paystub. Executed and processed 4506-T.

Documentation is required evidencing borrower does not have 25% or greater interest in the family business; if borrower does have 25% or greater interest, the borrower will be considered self employed and qualified accordingly.

Buying from landlord:

Eligible with 12 months cancelled checks.

Transactions that involve the tenant purchasing the property from the landlord and the property is a short sale are ineligible.

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Conventional Program OCMBC, INC. Page 12 of 14 All non-arms length transactions require the appraiser to acknowledge the non-arms length transaction as well as comment if the market value of the property has been affected by the non-arms length transaction.

Second home and investment properties that are a non-arms length transaction are ineligible.

Purchases OCMBC will not accept a re-negotiated purchase contract that increases the sales price after the appraisal has been completed if:

● The appraised value is higher than the originally contracted sales price that was provided to the appraiser,

and

● The new purchase agreement and/or addendum to the purchase agreement is dated after the appraisal, and

● The only change to the purchase agreement was the sales price.

If the purchase agreement was renegotiated after the completion of the appraisal, the Last LTV will be based on the lower of the original purchase price or the appraised value, unless:

● The renegotiation was only for seller paid closing costs and/or pre-paids where seller paid closing costs/pre-paids are common and customary for the area and are supported by the comparables, or

● The purchase contract was amended for a new construction property due to

improvements that have

been made that impact the tangible value of the property. An updated appraisal must be obtained to validate the value of the improvements.

Max 8% sales commission – any aggregate real estate commission greater than 8% of the sales price of the subject property is considered an excessive real estate commission. The portion of the aggregate

commission greater than 8% must be deducted from the sales price for underwriting purposes. Refinances Rate/term refinance: Non-purchase money 2nd_{liens must be paid off prior to close. If paid off in loan}

transaction, loan is considered cash out.

Cash-Out refinance: Borrower must own property for 6 months. Seasoning is calculated from the date the existing loan was closed to the application date of the new loan.

Delayed Financing Exceptions are prohibited.

A payoff demand statement is required and must reflect that the loan is not more than 30 days delinquent, does not contain charges associated with default/forbearance, does not indicate a curtailment of

principal/interest (short pay) and meets the mortgage derogatory requirements.

A continuity of obligation is required for all refinance transactions. A continuity of obligation exists when one or more of the following occur:

● At least one borrower on the existing mortgage is a borrower obligated on the new mortgage.

● The borrower on title has been on title (but is not on the existing mortgage) and has been occupying the subject property for at least 12 months and has paid the mortgage for the previous 12 months (cancelled checks, front and back are required) or can demonstrate a relationship (spouse, relative, or domestic partner) with the current obligor.

● The existing loan being paid-off and the title are held in the name of a natural person or a limited liability corporation (LLC) as long as the borrower was a member of the LLC prior to transfer. Transfer of ownership from a corporation to an individual does not meet the continuity of obligation.

● The borrower recently inherited or was legally awarded the property (divorce/separation settlement). If property is listed for sale:

Refinances are prohibited when subject listed at time of initial application. It may be acceptable with proof taken off market prior to initial application date and an MLS search for property listing is required.

Rate/Term Refi: Listing agreement must be cancelled at least one day prior to the application date. Cash-Out Refi: Listing agreement must be canceled at least 6 months prior to the application date, and loan is subject to max LTV of 70%.

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General Requirements (continued)

Reserves Per DU findings.

Current principal residence pending sale or converting to 2nd_{home: Six (6) months PITI reserves are required}

for both properties. Reduced reserves of a minimum of two (2) months PITI for both properties may be considered if the current principal residence has at least 30% equity, minus any outstanding liens, documented by a full appraisal or an AVM. The appraisal or AVM must be dated within 60 days of note date.

Investment Properties: 2 months PITI for each additional financed 2nd_{home or investment property owned.}

The following calculations must be used when determining the value of the asset being used for reserves: Retirement accounts are 60% of the vested value.

Stock options and non-vested restricted stock are not eligible. Subordinate

Financing Subordinate/secondary financing is permitted on most loan programs as an acceptable source of funds, up to the maximum CLTV offered by the program and subject to MI guidelines. Refer to the applicable program detail for maximum CLTV.

Rate/term refinance transactions, existing subordinate financing may be re-subordinated subject to program CLTV restrictions and MI guidelines. New subordinate financing is ineligible.

For transactions including subordinate financing, the following requirements apply for both HELOC and Closed End Loans:

The subordinate financing must be recorded and clearly subordinate to OCMBC’s first mortgage. The maximum LTV/TLTV*/CLTV** may not exceed the guideline limits for the product and occupancy type shown in OCMBC Conforming Matrix.

If there is/will be an outstanding balance at the time of closing, the payment on the subordinate financing must be included in the calculation of the borrower's debt-to-income ratio(s).

Negative amortization is not allowed; scheduled payments must be sufficient to cover at least the interest due. EQUITY SHARE AND SHARED APPRECIATION NOT ALLOWED.

Subordinate financing from the borrower's employer may not include a provision requiring repayment upon termination.

Subordinate financing from the property seller (seller carry-back, including any property seller or other private party carried financing)

Is allowed only after the borrower has made a 5% minimum down payment / cash investment. Is allowed only when the maximum CLTV is the lesser of 95% or the published CLTV limits for the product/program.

Affects interested party Contribution Limits, refer to Interest Party Section.

Should be at market rate. If the interest rate is more than 2% below Fannie Mae’s posted net yield in effect for second mortgages at time of closing it must be treated as a sales concession and a dollar for dollar reduction made to the sales price.

Note: For Conforming Loans, the TLTV ratio is calculated by adding the disbursed (or to be disbursed at closing) amount of the HELOC to the first mortgage amount, plus any other subordinate financing, and dividing the sum by the value of the mortgaged premises.

Note: The CLTV ratio is applicable to Conforming Loans and calculated by adding the HELOC credit line limit (rather than the amount of the HELOC in use) to the first mortgage amount, plus any other subordinate

financing, and dividing that sum by the value of the mortgaged premises. For new Closed End subordinate financing the following also apply:

Maturity date or amortization basis of the junior lien must not be less than five years after the Note date of the first lien Mortgage, unless the junior lien is fully amortizing

The loan cannot have a balloon or call option within five years of the date of the Note.

The terms of a HELOC may provide for a balloon or call option within the first five years after the Note date of the first Mortgage.

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Conventional Program OCMBC, INC. Page 14 of 14 Acceptable Documentation

The terms of any subordinate financing must be verified. The following sources of verification are acceptable*: Existing subordinate loans (loans that will be re-subordinated):

A copy of the credit report, or A copy of the mortgage note, or A direct verification from the lender, or A copy of the loan statement

Reminder for home equity lines of credit (HELOC): If an existing HELOC is reduced without modifying the original Note, the original line limit must be used to calculate the Combined-Loan-to-Value ratio.

New subordinate loans obtained prior to or at closing: A copy of the mortgage note, or

A direct verification from the lender, or

A copy of the commitment letter from the lender or A copy of the HUD-1 evidencing proceeds Notes:

Whether the subordinate financing is existing or new, a full underwrite of the documentation provided is required to ensure the subordinate financing meets the requirements.

If the subordinate lien’s terms cannot be verified in their entirety with a single source of verification, the use of a combination of the above documentation options is acceptable.

If the subordinate financing is a community second or affordable second, it must comply with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac requirements.