In this fifth scenario, the loan is originated on January 15 2018 and the first payment was due on February 15 2018. The borrower has made all their previous payments, including for January, February, March and April 2021. They want a payoff commencing on May 15 2021.
Click on the Record Payments worksheet.
In our example image below, you will see that all the payments are up-to-date and entered and that the Payment Due Date in Column A is shown as the 15th of the month, meaning this loan was originated mid month.
You do NOT need to accrue the payment for May 15 2021 as this is collected at Payoff. However, if you have received a payment for May 15 2021 then you would enter it.
To create your Payoff, click on the Payoff worksheet.
In our example, the date we want the Payoff to start is May 15 2021.
We entered 5/15/21 in Cell G2.
The lower section of your Payoff Statement will now look like the example below:
In our example loan, the loan is interest only and there is a balloon of $125,000.00.
No extra payments have been made to principal, so the outstanding balance is still $125,000.00.
What do you do when you receive your Payoff?
Learn how to apply your Payoff and close off your loan.
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