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Efficiency Challenge Proposal

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

CLEAR TO CLOSE

BEST IN CLASS FOR LOAN EFFICIENCY
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EFFICIENCY CHALLENGE PROPOSAL

BY: TONYA PLUMMER, CORPORATE CLOSER, EFFICIENCY CAPTAIN: JENNIFER HALL
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GREEN LIGHT CLOSING CHECKLIST

A ROADMAP FOR EFFICIENT ROUTE, MILEAGE, MILESTONE MOVEMENT
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GREEN LIGHT CLOSING CHECKLIST

  • Loan is cleared to close. Approved & Ready for Docs
  • Sales First Formula must be applied.
  • Closers can be sales minded, however...
  • Doing it Right & Fast depends on quality of loan prep
  • Checklist needed to set clear standards & expectations
* Closing the gap between underwriting & closing
* Loan approval (risk assessment) vs HUD approval (exact/compliant).
* Green lights through docs-funding-shipping-purchasing.
* Eliminate delays and tickets (suspense)
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CLOSING QUEUE TRAFFIC

  • Funnel Effect-16 underwriters, 6 closers
  • Closing is Doc Prep, HUD, and QC check
  • Decrease Yellow Light Warnings
  • Eliminate Red Light Stops
  • Loan Re-Construction-Expect Delays
* Explain how loans enter the queue
* Describe current Closing Process
* Driving faster is not right (dangerous)
* Adding lanes/drivers is not right (expensive)
* Yellow lights: Wrong/incomplete contacts, Ins binders, prelims, excessive PTF, incomplete disclosure history, missing initial disclosures
* Red lights: higher than approved taxes or insurance, bad GFE/TIL, new debt on refresh credit
* Loan reconstruction-old playoffs, unaccounted for proration credits
* Again, doing it right is dependent on quality of loan submission. It is difficult to guarantee speed when no standard of submission quality exists and remains an unknown
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INEFFICIENCY IS NOT
SALES FIRST
Sales First Formula of
Doing it Right + Doing it Fast x For the best Customer Experience
is hindered under current structure
We need more offense, less defense.
More producers, less suspense.


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QUANTIFY TIME

EXPECTED IMPROVEMENT: TURN TIME CUT FROM 48 TO 24 HOURS
* Quantify time lost
* Quantify $ lost
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QUANTIFY MONEY

EXPECTED SAVINGS: $237,250 (CONSERVATIVELY)

SUSPENSE

Driving faster means disaster

75% of November loans suspended
3 suspense salaries $120,000
Branches delayed payment until purchase complete
Costs time, $, morale, reputation.

BIG PICTURE IMPACT

THIS IS HOW WE SUPPORT A SALES FIRST CULTURE
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BENEFITS OF ONE CHECKLIST

  • Sets clear standards for branches to begin with the end in mind
  • Empowers processors to perform well and better communicate with their LO
  • Becomes a training tool for branches, improves corporate experience
  • Increases efficiency in Underwriting and Closing
  • Decreases Suspense, branches get paid faster

HOW DOES IT WORK?

  • Processor learns loan requirements
  • Consults checklist for clarity throughout loan process
  • Underwriter knows closing needs, approves/conditions accordingly
  • Processor completes & images at Docs Ordered milestone
  • Closer uses as a tool in QC if yellow/red lights/roadblocks arise

Potential Roadblocks

Clarity of Standards.
Solution: Meet with U/W, Ops leads

Branch Frustration.
Solution: No new requirements, just reformatted timing & structure

Ineffective Training
Solution: Plan well focused U/W, Closing, Corporate Training for branches prior to launch.

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RESOURCE & TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

  • IT to imbed checklist in Encompass Tasks. * Interim options available
  • U/W to review, support, enforce checklist when conditioning
  • Corporate Training for branches to understand & utilize checklist
  • Closers to understand and utilize checklist in serving closings
  • OPS management to introduce & formally launch when training complete

IMPLEMENTATION TIMEFRAME

A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT

EFFICIENCY EXCELLENCE

TOOLS TO TRANSFORM INDIVIDUAL HABIT INTO COLLECTIVE EXCELLENCE
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