Credit Bureau Extract Metro 2 Format users.
When a lease or loan needs to be charged off.
Metro 2 Impacted Fields | Relevant Code Values |
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Original Charge-off Amount – LP will calculate and store at time of charge-off | N/A |
Date of First Delinquency – LP will maintain the existing DOFD at time of charge-off until the lease is no longer reported | N/A |
Account Status – LP will report 97 or 64 |
97 – Unpaid balance reported as loss (charge-off)
64 – Account paid in full; was charge-off |
Payment History Profile – LP will report L based on Account Status | L – Charge-off |
Scheduled Monthly Payment Amount – LP will report 0 | N/A |
When the User, either through interactive U0114 Change Lease Key or Batch Change Key, change keys a paid off or terminated lease into a portfolio that has been designated a deficiency portfolio, the lease is treated as a charge-off.
LP will determine whether or not a lease is charged off based on data from the new rld Table: Lease Deficiency:
LP will calculate and store Original Charge-off Amount and set the charge-off date, determine DOFD (if (blank) or (NULL)) and maintain this or the existing DOFD until the lease is no longer reported, set Account Status to 97 or 64 based on whether Original Charge-Off Amount is populated and whether there is open AR. Based on the Account Status, PHP will be set to L.
When Original Charge off Amount is populated, U0462 Credit Bureau Extract will use the appropriate Account Status and frozen stored DOFD and set Scheduled Monthly Payment Amount to 0.
To designate a portfolio as a deficiency portfolio:
To perform a charge-off:
This is the only charge-off method LeasePak will support at this time to comply with credit bureau reporting.
This process will NOT report lease as a charge-off if the account is already in bankruptcy, unless the bankruptcy is dismissed or withdrawn.