Compliance is crucial when it comes to Mortgage Servicing. TENA’s experienced team of servicing auditors examine your individual servicing records to ensure overall adherence to applicable statutory and regulatory requirements from agencies such as Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA, VA, CFPB, State Compliance and more.
TENA’s servicing audit process utilizes loan level reviews such as Foreclosure, Loss Mitigation, ARM Adjustments and Servicing Transfers to gauge compliance with regulatory requirements.
To make certain that audit results will be statistically valid, over two dozen key servicing functions can be targeted during the selection process. Each of these targeted areas are referred to as an Area of Inquiry (AOI). Sophisticated selection algorithms ensure that all impacted AOIs and all servicing “Life Events” applicable to the subject servicing portfolio are reviewed and analyzed. AOIs incorporated into a typical mortgage servicing audit include, but are not limited to:
Strong reporting tools are a key factor when performing Servicing Quality Control. TENA combines recent and historical audit findings to produce trend analyses, enabling servicers and to identify and measure the effectiveness of procedures and establish remediation when necessary.
With TENA’s cloud-based platform, TENA Web Services (TWS), clients are able to manage the remediation process for audit findings and receive audit results electronically on any device with a web browser.
Generate reports, assign audit findings, create and monitor action plans and more, with no additional cost to TENA clients. Read more about TWS here.
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TENA covers every step in the mortgage review process, from Pre-Funding to Post-Closing to Servicing, and more!
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