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Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM) Queries

This article includes example scenarios for identifying adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) loans based on loan structure and origination timing.

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This following contains example scenarios for isolating ARM loans for monitoring, analysis, or outreach purposes. Each scenario includes a sample Cortex Code input and the corresponding SQL example.


Scenario: ARM Loans by Origination Date

Use this scenario to identify adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) loans originated within a specified time period, including key loan terms and rate adjustment details for additional context.

Cortex Code input:
Write an SQL query that returns ARM loans in [insert state here] where the lien contract date is between April 1, 2019 and today, the loan type is ARM, and the adjustable rate index is missing or null. Include loan details, rate information, and basic property characteristics, and sort results by contract date.

SQL example:

SELECT

address,

city,

property_type,

year_built,

bedrooms,

bathrooms_total,

hc_value_estimate,

lien1_loan_type,

lien1_contract_date,

lien1_amount,

lien1_loan_term,

lien1_interest_rate_used,

lien1_adjustable_rate_index,

lien1_adjustable_rate_change_date,

lien1_lender_type

FROM

XXX

WHERE

lien1_loan_type ILIKE 'ARM'

AND lien1_adjustable_rate_index IS NULL

AND lien1_contract_date >= '2019-04-01'

AND lien1_contract_date <= CURRENT_DATE

ORDER BY

lien1_contract_date;


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