The Fitch US RMBS Model requires specific fields to appear in the uploaded tapes. You can view the fields, along with a definition of the outputs, below and download it as a file here


Required FieldsDescriptionData TypeAcceptable Values
12 Month Payment StringString indicating the payment status per month listed from oldest to most recent. 0: Current, 1: 30-59 DPD, 2: 60-89 DPD, 3: 90-119DPD, 4: 120+ DPD, 5: Foreclosure, 6: REO, 7: Loan did not exist in period, X: UnavailableText0 - 7, X
Additional LSUser can assign a additional LSNumeric - Decimal>= 0 and <= 1
Additional ZUser can assign an additional ZNumeric - Decimal>= -10 and <= 10
Amortization TermThe number of months in which the loan would be retired if the amortizing principal and interest payment were to be paid each month.Numeric - Integer>=0
Amortization TypeIndicates whether the loan’s interest rate is fixed or adjustable (Hybrid ARMs are adjustable). 1: Fixed, 2: Adjustable, 99: UnknownNumeric - Integer1, 2, 99
Borrower Cash Out AmountFor “Cash-out” loans (see Glossary):Numeric - Decimal>=0
Borrower Foreign National IndicatorIndicates the borrower has a foreign national. 0: No, 1: YesNumeric - Integer0, 1
Borrower Liquid Cash ReservesThe actual dollar amount of remaining verified liquid assets after settlement. (This should not include cash out amount of subject loan.)Numeric - Decimal>= 0
Borrower Original DSCRDebt servicer converage ratioNumeric - Decimal>= 0 to <= 10
Borrower Original FICO EquifaxEquifax FICO score for primary borrower (if applicable).Numeric - Integer>= 350 and <= 850
Borrower Original FICO ExperianExperian FICO score for primary borrower (if applicable).Numeric - Integer>= 350 and <= 850
Borrower Original FICO TransUnionTransUnion FICO score for primary borrower (if applicable).Numeric - Integer>= 350 and <= 850
Borrower Self Employed IndicatorAn indicator of whether the primary borrower is selfemployed. 0: No, 1: Yes, 99: UnknownNumeric - Integer0, 1, 99
Buy Down PeriodThe total number of months during which any buy down is in effect, representing the accumulation of all buy down periods.Numeric - Integer>= 0 and <= 100
Co-Borrower FICO UpdatedMost Recent CoBorrower FICO score used by the lender to approve the loan.Numeric - Integer>= 350 and <= 850
Co-Borrower Original FICO EquifaxEquifax FICO score for Co-borrower (if applicable).Numeric - Integer>= 350 and <= 850
Co-Borrower Original FICO ExperianExperian FICO score for Coborrower (if applicable).Numeric - Integer>= 350 and <= 850
Co-Borrower Original FICO TransUnionTransUnion FICO score for Coborrower (if applicable).Numeric - Integer>= 350 and <= 850
Due Diligence GradeIndicates the compliance gradeTextA, B, C, D
Current Actual BalanceMortgage loan outstanding principal balance as of cut-off date. For HELOCs, the current drawn amountNumeric - Decimal> 0
Current Gross RateThe interest rate used to calculate the current P&I or I/O payment.Numeric - Decimal> 0 and <= 1
Current OccupancySpecifies the property occupancy status 1: Owner Occupied, 2: Second Home, 3: Investment Property, 98: Other, 99: UnavailableNumeric - Integer1, 2, 3, 98, 99
Documentation TypeFitch's own classification of the documentation type 0: No Doc, 1: Full Doc, 2: <6 & <12 Months Bank Statement, 3: 12-23 Month Bank Statement, 4: 24+ Month Bank Statement, 5: WVOE, 6: DSCR, 7: Tax Returns & 1099, 8: Standalone PNL, 9: Asset Underwriting/Depletion, 10: Standalone CPA, 11: Foreign National & ITIN, 12: Bank Statement without Month, 13: CPA PNL, 98: Others, 99: Unknown,Numeric - Integer0 - 13, 98, 99
Due Diligence CodeD: Diligence, F: Foreclosure, C: Compliance Issue, HC: High Cost, HCU: High Cost Uncertain, NR: No Recovery, NSC: No Service Comment, LS: Loss Severity, Y: Exist Due Diligence, N: Does Not Exist Due DiligenceTextD, F, C, HC, HCU, NR, NSC, LS, Y, N
First Payment DateThe date of the first scheduled mortgage payment to be made by the borrower as specified on the mortgage note.Date“19010101” if unknown
Fitch Correspondant Channel as Retail FlagIndicates the correspondant channel as retail 0: No, 1: YesNumeric - Integer0, 1
Fitch Cross Collateralized Property CountNumber of cross collateralized property (an asset that's collateral for an initial loan as collateral for a second loan)Numeric - Integer>=0
Fitch Default Interest Rate Flag0: No, 1: YesNumeric - Integer0, 1
Fitch Underwriting DefectReports any issues with the data 1: DTI Miscalculated, 2: Occupancy Misrepresented, 3: Property Type Defect, 4: Loan Purpose Defect, 5: FICO DefectNumeric - Integer1 - 5
HELOC IndicatorIndicates whether the loan is a home equity line of credit 0: No, 1: Yes, 99: UnknownNumeric - Integer0, 1, 99
Initial Fixed Rate PeriodFor hybrid ARMs, the period between the first payment date of the mortgage and the first interest rate adjustment date.Numeric - Integer>= 0 to <=240
IO Original TermOriginal interest-only term for a loan in months (including NegAm Loans).Numeric - Integer>= 0 and <= 240
Junior Lien Current Actual BalFor first mortgages with subordinate liens at the time of origination, the combined balance of the subordinate liens (if known).Numeric - Decimal>= 0
Lien PositionA number indicating the loan’s lien position (1 = first lien, etc.).Numeric - Integer>0
Loan CDFI flagIndicates if the loan is under Community Development Financial Institution program 0: No, 1: YesNumeric - Integer0, 1
Loan Collateral GSE EligibilityIndicate Government Sponsor Entity eligibility 0: No, 1: YesNumeric - Integer0, 1
Loan Purchase PriceThe negotiated price of a given property between the buyer and seller.Numeric - Decimal> 0
Loan PurposeIndicates the purpose of the loan 1: Cash Out: Debt Consolidation, 2: Cash Out: Home Improvement/Renovation, 3: Cash Out: Other/Multipurpose/Unknown purpose, 4: Limited Cash-Out (GSE Definition), 5: Facilitate REO (Repo Financing for Manufactured Housing), 6: First Time Home Purchase, as defined by American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, 7: Other-than-first-time Home Purchase, 8: Rate/Term Refinance - Lender initiated, 9: Rate/Term Refinance -- Borrower initiated, 10: Construction to Permanent: A mortgage loan on completed construction under one mortgage or trust deed in which the completion certificate and the certificate of occupancy have been obtained., 11: Assumption, 98: Other, 99: UnavailableNumeric - Integer1 - 11, 98, 99
Loan Qualification PaymentThe amount a borrower can afford to pay each month twoards their mortgage loan.Numeric - Decimal>=0
Modified Effective Payment DateDate of first payment due post modification.Date“19010101” if unknown
Mortgage Insurance CompanyThe name of the entity providing mortgage insurance for a loan 0: No MI, 1: Genworth, 2: Verex Assurance Inc. (run-off), 3: Liberty Mortgage Insurance Co. (run-off), 4: Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp., 5: Wisconsin (run-off), 6: Foremost (run-off), 7: PMI Mortgage Insurance Co., 8: United Guaranty Insurance Corp., 9: Republic Mortgage Insurance Co., 10: State Housing Fund, 11: Home Guaranty Insurance Corp. (run-off), 12: PAMICO Mortgage Insurance Corp., 13: Integon Mortgage Guarantee Corp. (run-off), 14: FHA Section 203b (SFD), 15: FHA Section 234c (Condos), 16: FHA Section 251 (ARMs), 17: FHA Section 245a (GPMs), 18: FHA Section 203k (rehabs), 19: FHA Section 203h (disaster area victim), 20: FHA Section 204g (HUD REO financing), 21: FHA Section 223e (older, declining neighborhoods), 22: FHA Section 255 (HECM/reverse mortgage), 23: FHA Title I (Manufactured Housing), 24: Radian Insurance Inc., 25: RHS (rural housing), 26: Triad Guaranty Insurance Corporation, 27: United Guaranty Mortgage Indemnity Company, 28: General Electric Residential Mortgage Insurance Co., 29: Investors Mortgage Insurance Co. (run-off), 30: Ticor Mortgage Insurance (run-off), 31: CMG Mortgage Insurance Company, 32: Policyholders (run-off), 33: Tiger (run-off), 34: VA, 35: U.S. Mortgage (run-off), 36: CITY Housing Fund, 80: Freddie Mac, 81: Fennie Mae, 98: Other, 99: UnavailableNumeric - Integer0 - 36, 80, 81, 98, 99
Mortgage Insurance PercentMortgage Insurance coverage percentage.Numeric - Decimal>= 0 to <= 1
Number of BorrowersThe number of Borrowers who are obligated to repay the mortgage note.Numeric - Integer>0
Number of Times ModifiedThe number of times the loan has been modified.Numeric - Integer>= 0
Original Appraisal AmountThe appraised value of the property used to approve the loan.Numeric - Decimal> 0
Original BalanceThe dollar amount of the mortgage loan, as specified on the mortgage note at the time of the loan’s origination. For HELOCs, the maximum available line of credit.Numeric - Decimal>0
Original Combined LTVThe ratio obtained by dividing the amount of all known outstanding mortgage liens on a property at origination by the lesser of the appraised value or the sales price.Numeric - Decimal> 0 and <= 1.5
Original DTITotal Debt to income ratio used by the originator to qualify the loan.Numeric - Decimal> 0 and <= 1
Original Gross RateThe original note rate as indicated on the mortgage note.Numeric - Decimal> 0 and <= 1
Original TermThe initial number of months between loan origination and the loan maturity date, as specified on the mortgage note.Numeric - Integer>0
Origination ChannelCode indicating the source (channel) from which the Issuer obtained the mortgage loan 1: Retail, 2: Broker, 3: Correspondent Bulk ,4: Correspondent Flow with delegated underwriting, 5: Correspondent Flow without delegated underwriting, 99: UnknownNumeric - Integer1 - 5, 99
Origination DateThe date of the Mortgage Note and Mortgage/Deed of TrustDate“19010101” if unknown
Origination PD OverrideUser can assign Origination PD OverrideNumeric - Decimal>= 0 and <= 1
Property StateThe name of the state as a 2-digit abbreviation.TextAK, AL, AR, AZ, CA, CT, CO, DC, DE, FL, GA, GU, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, MS, MT, NC, ND, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, PR, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, VT, VI, WA, WI, WV, WY
Property TypeSpecifies the type of property being used to secure the loan 1: Single Family Detached (non-PUD), 2: Co-op, 3: Condo, Low Rise (<5 stories), 4: Condo, High Rise (5+ stories), 5: Condotel (as defined in Issuer’s Underwriting Guidelines), 6: dPUD (PUD with “de minimus” monthly HOA dues, 7: PUD (Only for use with Single-Family Detached Homes with PUD riders), 8: Townhouse (Do not report as “PUD”), 9: Single-wide Manufactured Housing, 10: Double-wide Manufactured Housing, 11: Multi-wide Manufactured Housing, 12: 1 Family Attached, 13: 2 Family, 14: 3 Family, 15: 4 Family, 16: Anchored Retail, 17: Healthcare, 18: Hotel, 19: Industrial, 20: Land, 21: Mixed Use, 22: Multi w/Minor Retail, 23: Office, 25: Regional Mall, 26: School, 27: Unanchored Retail, 28: Warehouse, 29: 5-10 Unit Multi-Family, 30: 11-20 Unit Multi-Family, 31: 21-40 Unit Multi-Family, 32: 41-100 Unit Multi-Family, 33: 100+ Unit Multi-Family, 34: Gas Station, 35: Parking Lot, 36: Religious Congregation Building, 98: Other, 99: UnavailableText1 - 36, 98, 99
Property ZipcodeThe postal code (zip code in the US) where the subject property is located.Text5 digit zip, 99999: Unknown
Scheduled PandINext Total Payment due to be collected (including principal, interest or both—but Exclude Escrow Amounts).Numeric - Decimal> 0
Senior Lien Current Actual BalFor non-first mortgages, the sum of the balances of all associated senior mortgages at the time of origination of the subordinate lien.Numeric - Decimal>=0
Step Rate IndicatorIndicate if the interest rate has a step rate schedule 0: No, 1: YesNumeric - Integer0, 1
Subsequent Rate Reset MonthsThe number of months between subsequent rate adjustments.Numeric - Integer>=0 and <= 120
Updated Appraisal DateSpecifies the date on which the updated property value was reported.Date“19010101” if unknown
Updated Appraisal ValueIf a valuation was obtained subsequent to the valuation used to calculate LTV, the most recent property value.Numeric - Decimal> 0
Updated FICOMost Recent Primary Borrower FICO score used by the lender to approve the loan.Numeric - Integer>= 350 and <= 850


Model Output Data Dictionary

Full Field Namedv01 Field LabelDefinition
Probability of Default Z-Score Add-On: Additional AdjustmentZ-Score Add AdjFitch applies extra PD adjustments for borrower and loan attributes not included in the PD variables.
Asf-Case Cure Rate ProbabilityCure % AFitch assumes a portion of defaulted borrowers will resolve their defaults without incurring a loss.
AAsf-Case Cure Rate ProbabilityCure % AAFitch assumes a portion of defaulted borrowers will resolve their defaults without incurring a loss.
AAAsf-Case Cure Rate ProbabilityCure % AAAFitch assumes a portion of defaulted borrowers will resolve their defaults without incurring a loss.
Bsf-Case Cure Rate ProbabilityCure % BFitch assumes a portion of defaulted borrowers will resolve their defaults without incurring a loss.
Base Case Cure Rate ProbabilityCure % BaseFitch assumes a portion of defaulted borrowers will resolve their defaults without incurring a loss.
BBsf-Case Cure Rate ProbabilityCure % BBFitch assumes a portion of defaulted borrowers will resolve their defaults without incurring a loss.
BBBsf-Case Cure Rate ProbabilityCure % BBBFitch assumes a portion of defaulted borrowers will resolve their defaults without incurring a loss.
Fitch Current DQ StatusPayment StatusCurrent Delinquency Status Code per Fitch's Loan Loss Model
Due Diligency Probability of Default CreditDD PD CreditLoan-level diligence review covering but not limited to compliance, credit, property valuation, and data integrity as applicable depending on collateral as described in Fitch’s U.S. RMBS Operational Risk Best Practices.
Economic Risk FactorERFThe ERF variable accounts for regional economic factors, demographic factors, and macroeconomic trends.
Asf-Case Final Probability of DefaultPD % AFitch determines the final PD by considering origination PD, seasoned PD, DQ status, and Due Diligence, with a cap at 100%.
AAsf-Case Final Probability of DefaultPD % AAFitch determines the final PD by considering origination PD, seasoned PD, DQ status, and Due Diligence, with a cap at 100%.
AAAsf-Case Final Probability of DefaultPD % AAAFitch determines the final PD by considering origination PD, seasoned PD, DQ status, and Due Diligence, with a cap at 100%.
Bsf-Case Final Probability of DefaultPD % BFitch determines the final PD by considering origination PD, seasoned PD, DQ status, and Due Diligence, with a cap at 100%.
Base Case Final Probability of DefaultPD % BaseFitch determines the final PD by considering origination PD, seasoned PD, DQ status, and Due Diligence, with a cap at 100%.
BBsf-Case Final Probability of DefaultPD % BBFitch determines the final PD by considering origination PD, seasoned PD, DQ status, and Due Diligence, with a cap at 100%.
BBBsf-Case Final Probability of DefaultPD % BBBFitch determines the final PD by considering origination PD, seasoned PD, DQ status, and Due Diligence, with a cap at 100%.
Adjustable Rate Mortgage Flag - 5/25ARM - 5/25Flag for ARMs with an initial fixed-rate period of less than seven years.
Fixed Rate Mortgage FlagFRMFlag for fixed rate mortgage
Home Price Appreciation MultiplierHPIFitch calculated variable using the change in Case-Shiller Weiss Index from Valuation Date to Model Run Date for the property-specific region.
Asf-Case Liquidation Loss PercentageLiq Loss % AFitch analytical assumptions associated with liquidating a defaulted property in the liquidation outcome of Fitch’s Loss Severity waterfall. Costs are assumed to be the greater of $60,000 or 10% of the property’s liquidation price.
AAsf-Case Liquidation Loss PercentageLiq Loss % AAFitch analytical assumptions associated with liquidating a defaulted property in the liquidation outcome of Fitch’s Loss Severity waterfall. Costs are assumed to be the greater of $60,000 or 10% of the property’s liquidation price.
AAAsf-Case Liquidation Loss PercentageLiq Loss % AAAFitch analytical assumptions associated with liquidating a defaulted property in the liquidation outcome of Fitch’s Loss Severity waterfall. Costs are assumed to be the greater of $60,000 or 10% of the property’s liquidation price.
Bsf-Case Liquidation Loss PercentageLiq Loss % BFitch analytical assumptions associated with liquidating a defaulted property in the liquidation outcome of Fitch’s Loss Severity waterfall. Costs are assumed to be the greater of $60,000 or 10% of the property’s liquidation price.
Base Case Liquidation Loss PercentageLiq Loss % BaseFitch analytical assumptions associated with liquidating a defaulted property in the liquidation outcome of Fitch’s Loss Severity waterfall. Costs are assumed to be the greater of $60,000 or 10% of the property’s liquidation price.
BBsf-Case Liquidation Loss PercentageLiq Loss % BBFitch analytical assumptions associated with liquidating a defaulted property in the liquidation outcome of Fitch’s Loss Severity waterfall. Costs are assumed to be the greater of $60,000 or 10% of the property’s liquidation price.
BBBsf-Case Liquidation Loss PercentageLiq Loss % BBBFitch analytical assumptions associated with liquidating a defaulted property in the liquidation outcome of Fitch’s Loss Severity waterfall. Costs are assumed to be the greater of $60,000 or 10% of the property’s liquidation price.
Asf-Case Liquidation TimelineLiq Timeline AFitch analytical assumption for the number of months it takes for a Servicer to resolve a Defaulted Loan through the Foreclosure and Loss Mitigation process.
AAsf-Case Liquidation TimelineLiq Timeline AAFitch analytical assumption for the number of months it takes for a Servicer to resolve a Defaulted Loan through the Foreclosure and Loss Mitigation process.
AAAsf-Case Liquidation TimelineLiq Timeline AAAFitch analytical assumption for the number of months it takes for a Servicer to resolve a Defaulted Loan through the Foreclosure and Loss Mitigation process.
Bsf-Case Liquidation TimelineLiq Timeline BFitch analytical assumption for the number of months it takes for a Servicer to resolve a Defaulted Loan through the Foreclosure and Loss Mitigation process.
Base Case Liquidation TimelineLiq Timeline BaseFitch analytical assumption for the number of months it takes for a Servicer to resolve a Defaulted Loan through the Foreclosure and Loss Mitigation process.
BBsf-Case Liquidation TimelineLiq Timeline BBFitch analytical assumption for the number of months it takes for a Servicer to resolve a Defaulted Loan through the Foreclosure and Loss Mitigation process.
BBBsf-Case Liquidation TimelineLiq Timeline BBBFitch analytical assumption for the number of months it takes for a Servicer to resolve a Defaulted Loan through the Foreclosure and Loss Mitigation process.
Loan AgeLoan AgeNumber of months a loan has been paying
Fitch Loan TypeFitch Loan TypeLoans are classified as prime (0) or non-prime (1) based on the borrower's credit score, documentation and the Combined Loan-to-Value (CLTV) ratio.
Asf-Case Loss SeverityLS % AFitch analytical assumptions that represents the percentage of the Current Loan Amount that is not recouped by the Servicer in the Loss Mitigation process.
AAsf-Case Loss SeverityLS % AAFitch analytical assumptions that represents the percentage of the Current Loan Amount that is not recouped by the Servicer in the Loss Mitigation process.
AAAsf-Case Loss SeverityLS % AAAFitch analytical assumptions that represents the percentage of the Current Loan Amount that is not recouped by the Servicer in the Loss Mitigation process.
Bsf-Case Loss SeverityLS % BFitch analytical assumptions that represents the percentage of the Current Loan Amount that is not recouped by the Servicer in the Loss Mitigation process.
Base Case Loss SeverityLS % BaseFitch analytical assumptions that represents the percentage of the Current Loan Amount that is not recouped by the Servicer in the Loss Mitigation process.
BBsf-Case Loss SeverityLS % BBFitch analytical assumptions that represents the percentage of the Current Loan Amount that is not recouped by the Servicer in the Loss Mitigation process.
BBBsf-Case Loss SeverityLS % BBBFitch analytical assumptions that represents the percentage of the Current Loan Amount that is not recouped by the Servicer in the Loss Mitigation process.
Base Case Loan-to-Value RatioLTV % BaseThe LTV ratio compares the total loan amount (including primary and secondary loans) to the property's appraised value or purchase price, adjusted for indexation and catastrophic risk.
Probability of Default Z-Score Add-On: Missing DataZ-Score Missing Data AdjFitch assigns default values for loans missing DTI, FICO, self-employment status, channel, number of borrowers, occupancy, and loan purpose.
Asf-Case Modification Loss PercentageMod Loss % AFitch assumes losses to the Trust when a Servicer resolves a Defaulted Loan through Modification during the Loss Mitigation process.
AAsf-Case Modification Loss PercentageMod Loss % AAFitch assumes losses to the Trust when a Servicer resolves a Defaulted Loan through Modification during the Loss Mitigation process.
AAAsf-Case Modification Loss PercentageMod Loss % AAAFitch assumes losses to the Trust when a Servicer resolves a Defaulted Loan through Modification during the Loss Mitigation process.
Bsf-Case Modification Loss PercentageMod Loss % BFitch assumes losses to the Trust when a Servicer resolves a Defaulted Loan through Modification during the Loss Mitigation process.
Base Case Modification Loss PercentageMod Loss % BaseFitch assumes losses to the Trust when a Servicer resolves a Defaulted Loan through Modification during the Loss Mitigation process.
BBsf-Case Modification Loss PercentageMod Loss % BBFitch assumes losses to the Trust when a Servicer resolves a Defaulted Loan through Modification during the Loss Mitigation process.
BBBsf-Case Modification Loss PercentageMod Loss % BBBFitch assumes losses to the Trust when a Servicer resolves a Defaulted Loan through Modification during the Loss Mitigation process.
Asf-Case Mark-to-Market Combined Loan-to-Value DifferentialMtM CLTV Diff AA calculated variable using the Loan Amount Differential to adjust the Original Combined Loan Amount and HPA Multiplier to adjust the Original Property Value. Measures the difference between the MTM CLTV and OCLTV.
AAsf-Case Mark-to-Market Combined Loan-to-Value DifferentialMtM CLTV Diff AAA calculated variable using the Loan Amount Differential to adjust the Original Combined Loan Amount and HPA Multiplier to adjust the Original Property Value. Measures the difference between the MTM CLTV and OCLTV.
AAAsf-Case Mark-to-Market Combined Loan-to-Value DifferentialMtM CLTV Diff AAAA calculated variable using the Loan Amount Differential to adjust the Original Combined Loan Amount and HPA Multiplier to adjust the Original Property Value. Measures the difference between the MTM CLTV and OCLTV.
Bsf-Case Mark-to-Market Combined Loan-to-Value DifferentialMtM CLTV Diff BA calculated variable using the Loan Amount Differential to adjust the Original Combined Loan Amount and HPA Multiplier to adjust the Original Property Value. Measures the difference between the MTM CLTV and OCLTV.
Base Case Mark-to-Market Combined Loan-to-Value DifferentialMtM CLTV Diff BaseA calculated variable using the Loan Amount Differential to adjust the Original Combined Loan Amount and HPA Multiplier to adjust the Original Property Value. Measures the difference between the MTM CLTV and OCLTV.
BBsf-Case Mark-to-Market Combined Loan-to-Value DifferentialMtM CLTV Diff BBA calculated variable using the Loan Amount Differential to adjust the Original Combined Loan Amount and HPA Multiplier to adjust the Original Property Value. Measures the difference between the MTM CLTV and OCLTV.
BBBsf-Case Mark-to-Market Combined Loan-to-Value DifferentialMtM CLTV Diff BBBA calculated variable using the Loan Amount Differential to adjust the Original Combined Loan Amount and HPA Multiplier to adjust the Original Property Value. Measures the difference between the MTM CLTV and OCLTV.
Asf-Case Origination Probability of DefaultOPD % AOrigination PD is the lifetime Probability of Default estimated for each loan using Fitch’s Origination PD Model. The model distinguishes between Prime and Non-Prime Borrowers and uses borrower and loan attributes as of the mortgage origination date.
AAsf-Case Origination Probability of DefaultOPD % AAOrigination PD is the lifetime Probability of Default estimated for each loan using Fitch’s Origination PD Model. The model distinguishes between Prime and Non-Prime Borrowers and uses borrower and loan attributes as of the mortgage origination date.
AAAsf-Case Origination Probability of DefaultOPD % AAAOrigination PD is the lifetime Probability of Default estimated for each loan using Fitch’s Origination PD Model. The model distinguishes between Prime and Non-Prime Borrowers and uses borrower and loan attributes as of the mortgage origination date.
Bsf-Case Origination Probability of DefaultOPD % BOrigination PD is the lifetime Probability of Default estimated for each loan using Fitch’s Origination PD Model. The model distinguishes between Prime and Non-Prime Borrowers and uses borrower and loan attributes as of the mortgage origination date.
Base Case Origination Probability of DefaultOPD % BaseOrigination PD is the lifetime Probability of Default estimated for each loan using Fitch’s Origination PD Model. The model distinguishes between Prime and Non-Prime Borrowers and uses borrower and loan attributes as of the mortgage origination date.
BBsf-Case Origination Probability of DefaultOPD % BBOrigination PD is the lifetime Probability of Default estimated for each loan using Fitch’s Origination PD Model. The model distinguishes between Prime and Non-Prime Borrowers and uses borrower and loan attributes as of the mortgage origination date.
BBBsf-Case Origination Probability of DefaultOPD % BBBOrigination PD is the lifetime Probability of Default estimated for each loan using Fitch’s Origination PD Model. The model distinguishes between Prime and Non-Prime Borrowers and uses borrower and loan attributes as of the mortgage origination date.
Probability of Default Z-Score Add-On: Payment ShockZ-Score Add: ARM ShockFitch analytical adjustment to reflect the higher default rate associated with Mortgage Loans that are subject to a future change in Payment Obligation.
Property Value RatioPVRThe Property Value Ratio (PVR) compares a property's value to the state-level median value. Properties with a PVR significantly below the median historically have higher default rates, while those above the median tend to have lower default rates.
Asf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of DefaultSL PD % ALifetime PDs are adjusted to Remaining Life PDs using the Seasoned Loan PD Model, which factors in Origination PD, Current Loan Status, WADQ, MTM CLTV Change, and Loan Age.
AAsf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of DefaultSL PD % AALifetime PDs are adjusted to Remaining Life PDs using the Seasoned Loan PD Model, which factors in Origination PD, Current Loan Status, WADQ, MTM CLTV Change, and Loan Age.
AAAsf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of DefaultSL PD % AAALifetime PDs are adjusted to Remaining Life PDs using the Seasoned Loan PD Model, which factors in Origination PD, Current Loan Status, WADQ, MTM CLTV Change, and Loan Age.
Asf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of Default with Geographic and Loan Count ConcentrationSL PD w/ Conc % AFitch adjusts seasoned loan PDs based on geographic and loan count concentration.
AAsf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of Default with Geographic and Loan Count ConcentrationSL PD w/ Conc % AAFitch adjusts seasoned loan PDs based on geographic and loan count concentration.
AAAsf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of Default with Geographic and Loan Count ConcentrationSL PD w/ Conc % AAAFitch adjusts seasoned loan PDs based on geographic and loan count concentration.
Bsf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of Default with Geographic and Loan Count ConcentrationSL PD w/ Conc % BFitch adjusts seasoned loan PDs based on geographic and loan count concentration.
Base Case Seasoned Loan Probability of Default with Geographic and Loan Count ConcentrationSL PD w/ Conc % BaseFitch adjusts seasoned loan PDs based on geographic and loan count concentration.
BBsf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of Default with Geographic and Loan Count ConcentrationSL PD w/ Conc % BBFitch adjusts seasoned loan PDs based on geographic and loan count concentration.
BBBsf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of Default with Geographic and Loan Count ConcentrationSL PD w/ Conc % BBBFitch adjusts seasoned loan PDs based on geographic and loan count concentration.
Bsf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of DefaultSL PD % BLifetime PDs are adjusted to Remaining Life PDs using the Seasoned Loan PD Model, which factors in Origination PD, Current Loan Status, WADQ, MTM CLTV Change, and Loan Age.
Base Case Seasoned Loan Probability of DefaultSL PD % BaseLifetime PDs are adjusted to Remaining Life PDs using the Seasoned Loan PD Model, which factors in Origination PD, Current Loan Status, WADQ, MTM CLTV Change, and Loan Age.
BBsf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of DefaultSL PD % BBLifetime PDs are adjusted to Remaining Life PDs using the Seasoned Loan PD Model, which factors in Origination PD, Current Loan Status, WADQ, MTM CLTV Change, and Loan Age.
BBBsf-Case Seasoned Loan Probability of DefaultSL PD % BBBLifetime PDs are adjusted to Remaining Life PDs using the Seasoned Loan PD Model, which factors in Origination PD, Current Loan Status, WADQ, MTM CLTV Change, and Loan Age.
Adjustable Rate Mortgage Flag - Ten YearsARM - 7/23Flag for ARMs with an initial fixed-rate period of less than ten years.
Adjustable Rate Mortgage Flag - Two YearsARM - STFlag for ARMs with an initial fixed-rate period of less than two years.
Asf-Case Sustainable Loan-to-Value RatiosLTV % AThe LTV ratio compares the total loan amount (including primary and secondary loans) to the property's appraised value or purchase price, adjusted for indexation and catastrophic risk.
AAsf-Case Sustainable Loan-to-Value RatiosLTV % AAThe LTV ratio compares the total loan amount (including primary and secondary loans) to the property's appraised value or purchase price, adjusted for indexation and catastrophic risk.
AAAsf-Case Sustainable Loan-to-Value RatiosLTV % AAAThe LTV ratio compares the total loan amount (including primary and secondary loans) to the property's appraised value or purchase price, adjusted for indexation and catastrophic risk.
Bsf-Case Sustainable Loan-to-Value RatiosLTV % BThe LTV ratio compares the total loan amount (including primary and secondary loans) to the property's appraised value or purchase price, adjusted for indexation and catastrophic risk.
BBsf-Case Sustainable Loan-to-Value RatiosLTV % BBThe LTV ratio compares the total loan amount (including primary and secondary loans) to the property's appraised value or purchase price, adjusted for indexation and catastrophic risk.
BBBsf-Case Sustainable Loan-to-Value RatiosLTV % BBBThe LTV ratio compares the total loan amount (including primary and secondary loans) to the property's appraised value or purchase price, adjusted for indexation and catastrophic risk.
Asf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline at Origination DatesMVD-Orig % AA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value at origination to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
AAsf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline at Origination DatesMVD-Orig % AAA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value at origination to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
AAAsf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline at Origination DatesMVD-Orig % AAAA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value at origination to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
Bsf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline at Origination DatesMVD-Orig % BA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value at origination to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
BBsf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline at Origination DatesMVD-Orig % BBA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value at origination to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
BBBsf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline at Origination DatesMVD-Orig % BBBA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value at origination to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
Asf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline as of Run DatesMVD-RunDate % AA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value as of the run date to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
AAsf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline as of Run DatesMVD-RunDate % AAA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value as of the run date to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
AAAsf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline as of Run DatesMVD-RunDate % AAAA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value as of the run date to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
Bsf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline as of Run DatesMVD-RunDate % BA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value as of the run date to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
BBsf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline as of Run DatesMVD-RunDate % BBA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value as of the run date to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
BBBsf-Case Sustainable Market Value Decline as of Run DatesMVD-RunDate % BBBA percentage haircut applied to the Property Value as of the run date to account for Fitch’s overvaluation estimates generated by Fitch’s Sustainable Home Price model.
Foreclosure IndicatorFC IndicatorLoan is in foreclosure indicator
DQ Flag - 90 DaysDQ Flag - 90 DaysFlagged for 90-119 days delinquency.
REO IndicatorREO IndicatorIndicates if a loan is a REO loan
DQ Flag - 60 DaysDQ Flag - 60 DaysFlagged for 60-89 days delinquency.
DQ Flag - 30 DaysDQ Flag - 30 DaysFlagged for 30-59 days delinquency.
Adjustable Rate Mortgage Flag - 10/20ARM - 10/20Flag for ARMs with an initial fixed-rate period of less than thirty years.
Adjustable Rate Mortgage Flag - 3/27ARM - 3/27Flag for ARMs with an initial fixed-rate period of less than five years.
Adjustable Rate Mortgage Flag - 2/28ARM - 2/28Flag for ARMs with an initial fixed-rate period of less than three years.
WADQ Score DQ FlagDQ PenaltyFlag is set if the WADQ score > 0, indicating any delinquency in the past 12 months.
Weighted Average Delinquency ScoreWA DQ ScoreWADQ Score identifies if a loan has been delinquent in the past year, adjusting the Seasoned Loan PD accordingly. This score uses a 12-month exponential decay weighting.