THIRD ADDENDUM TO ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES AGREEMENT

Exhibit 10.23

EXECUTION COPY

THIRD ADDENDUM TO ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES AGREEMENT

This Third Addendum dated and effective as of December 19, 2008 (the “Third Addendum”) is made to the Administrative Services Agreement dated as of November 22, 2006 and amended as of June 1, 2007 and August 1, 2007 (the “Agreement”) by and between GMAC Mortgage, LLC (the “Affiliate”), a Delaware limited liability company, and GMAC Bank on behalf of itself and its subsidiaries, GMACB Asset Management Corp. and GMAC Wholesale Mortgage Corp (the “Bank” or “GMACB”), a Utah industrial bank.

Explanatory Statement

1. The Affiliate and the Bank wish to amend the Agreement to provide additional terms and conditions governing the Affiliate’s performance of Services on behalf of the Bank.

2. It is the intent of the Bank and the Affiliate that this Third Addendum comply with the requirements of Sections 23A and 23B of the Federal Reserve Act and the Federal Reserve Board’s Regulation W.

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises contained herein, the parties hereto, intending to be legally bound, hereby agree as follows:

1. Exhibit A to the Agreement is hereby amended and replaced in its entirety by the Schedule of Services attached as Exhibit A hereto.

2. Exhibit A to the Agreement is hereby amended and supplemented by the addition of the Consumer Operations Pre-Funding Review Checklist (Attachment IV) attached hereto.

3. Any conflict between the provisions of this Third Addendum and those of the Agreement shall be resolved in favor of the provisions of this Third Addendum. Except as expressly set forth in this Third Addendum, no modification of the Agreement is made or intended to be made by this Third Addendum, and the Agreement, as amended by this Third Addendum, is confirmed and reaffirmed by the Affiliate and the Bank and shall be and remain in full force and effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each of the undersigned parties to this Third Addendum has caused this Third Addendum to be duly executed in its name by one of its duly authorized officers or members, all as of the date first above written.

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Exhibit A

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES AND FACILITIES TO BE PROVIDED BY GMACM

GMACM shall be responsible for providing the following Services to GMAC Bank:

(1) Human Resources/Payroll

(A) Provide and/or facilitate payroll services for GMAC Bank, including maintenance of human resources and payroll systems, payroll processing, transmission of payroll interface file to accounting, payroll tax withholding and remittance, W-2 processing and filing;

(B) In connection with the employees referred to in clause (A) above, prepare and file, or cause to be prepared and filed, all federal, state and local payroll and wage tax returns and such reports and documents, make such payments and perform all other acts, as may be necessary or proper to comply with the terms and conditions of the Social Security, unemployment, workers’ compensation and all other applicable laws, ordinances and regulations of each jurisdiction in which they may be employed, except that the Bank will be responsible for filing all appropriate EEO-1 reports regarding the employees of GMAC Bank, and GMACM agrees to provide any necessary information from its payroll system to assist with said reports;

(C) Administer all benefits provided to employees and provide other human resources services, including, without limitation, administering and approving any compensation or benefit payments, establishing and administering personnel policies, providing employee relations services, providing training services; and

(D) Provide staffing resources to attract, interview and hire new employees of GMAC Bank, including, without limitation, approving new employees’ compensation.

• PRICING TERMS:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

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(2) Information Technology.

A. Provide internal information technology services to GMAC Bank necessary for the operation of its business and, in connection therewith, purchase and maintain computer hardware, software, databases and all computer networks necessary to permit GMAC Bank to conduct its activities in a professional manner and service its clients and others with whom it may deal. GMACM represents and warrants to GMAC Bank that all of the data and other information obtained by GMAC Bank from its clients or others with whom it deals shall be held in strict trust and confidence and shall only be accessible by persons engaged in the operation of GMAC Bank’s business, unless otherwise specifically consented to in writing by GMAC Bank. GMACM acknowledges that a high level of confidentiality is necessary in order for GMAC Bank to compete effectively for clients and to have its reports acceptable to financial institutions and others for whom they are intended. GMACM will, therefore, secure such information and data within GMAC Bank’s information system so that it will not be accessible by unauthorized persons.

B. GMAC BANK INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE OPERATIONS SERVICE AGREEMENT

GMAC Bank IT infrastructure operations are governed by a specific service agreement.

See attachment II for detailed terms and conditions.

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C. Provide services of a qualified Chief Information Officer (“CIO”) and necessary support staffing to the Bank to serve as part of senior management, reporting directly to the President with matrix reporting roles within the GMACM/GMAC Residential IT organization. The CIO is responsible for bridging business needs and information technology, including working with the business to define their needs and provide cost-effective solutions. The CIO’s responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:

1) Providing strategic information technology direction and solutions to business partners in support of revenue generation, diversification, retention, and key bank programs and goals.

2) Working closely with the business leadership to define long term information technology vision.

3) Developing a comprehensive strategy for management information needs, including new systems solutions or major improvements to existing application systems, and related hardware acquisition and integration.

4) Directing all IT related strategic and tactical planning and systems implementation activities associated with the business.

5) Establishing, monitoring and enforcing policies and procedure direction, technical standards, methodologies, and priorities.

6) Working with GMACR finance and senior GMACR managers to develop appropriate cost allocations models, IT software development budgets, and cost reductions.

7) Managing IT vendor relationships.

8) Managing, planning and implementing applications development efforts including new and legacy systems, enhancements and maintenance.

9) Overseeing business requirement analysis and implementation, managing priorities, and ensuring standards of excellence and user satisfaction.

10) Providing cutting edge and relevant technology expertise for business development purposes to ensure a competitive edge.

11) Providing strategic and tactical planning, development, evaluation, and coordination of the information technology applications

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D. Information Security Program and Policy.

See Attachments III for complete Information Security Program and Policy

• IT PRICING TERMS :

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

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(3) Finance/General.

Maintain appropriate records of all GMAC Bank activities hereunder and make such records available for inspection by the Bank, by counsel, regulators, auditors and authorized agents of GMAC Bank, upon prior written notice at any time during normal business hours. Consult with GMAC Bank and furnish advice and recommendations with respect to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles/Financial Reporting issues.

(A) Accounting Information Systems (AIS). Daily monitoring of transaction feeds to General Ledger system. General Ledger system use, maintenance and user support. Ad hoc report preparation and testing as requested by GMAC Bank.

(B) Accounts Payable. Pay all authorized bills and charges incurred by GMAC Bank in the operation of its business, Invoice imaging and retrieval, 1099 processing, positive pay file procedures, vendor file maintenance and customer service related to all.

(C) Default. Preparation of OTS Schedules VA and PD quarterly, classification of assets, delinquency reporting, adequacy of loan loss reserves, other analysis and reporting as requested. Provide support for regulatory examinations and Audits. Provide support to GMAC Bank officers and staff for financial forecasting of credit loss and delinquency trends.

(D) Enterprise Reporting Accounting. Preparation of reconciliation of certain Loans Held for Sale and Held for Investment portfolios in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. Product and reconciliation accounts may include both First and Second Mortgages. Research and clearing of reconciliation items via journal entry.

(E) Fixed Assets. Load Fixed Assets to the system, perform Fixed Asset Reporting and monthly file maintenance and processing of journal entries.

(F) Lending Accounting. In accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, provide daily processing of loans purchased and sold by GMAC Bank as well as preparation of all necessary journal entries, cash remittances and reconciliations related to these transactions. Identification of loans on Bank’s balance sheet for elimination entries. Preparation of journal entries to record loan activity, cash transactions and reconciliations for non purchase and sale transactions. This would include the capitalization of MSR’s when loans are sold in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.

(G) Tax. Prepare for execution, cause to be filed and pay such income, franchise, personal property or other tax returns and filings of GMAC Bank as shall be required to be filed by applicable law and/or as governed by agreements with affiliates. Provide tax planning advice where applicable and prepare tax accrual information as necessary to satisfy quarterly and annual estimated payments.\

(H) MSR Accounting. In accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, provide daily processing of servicing cash flows received from the MSR portfolio as well as preparation of all necessary journal entries to record these transactions. Preparation of reconciliation for MSR’s and related advances; P&I, T&I and various foreclosure accounts. Prepare the valuation of the MSR portfolio, fair value support documentation, MSR Swap cash flows and related account reconciliations in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.

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PRICING TERMS:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

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(4) Treasury.

Provide bank fee analysis services.

• PRICING TERMS:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

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(5) Capital Markets.

(A) Where requested by GMAC Bank, assist in the development and introduction of new loan products/programs;

(B) At the direction of GMAC Bank, execute trades into the secondary market, maintain relations with brokerage firms, investment bankers, government agencies and all other customer relationships as required;

(C) At the direction of GMAC Bank (which direction shall be given within a reasonable timeframe), negotiate terms for sale/purchase of mortgage loans on behalf of GMAC Bank with investors, correspondents and/or brokers, as applicable;

(D) Pursuant to GMAC Bank’s risk management policies, advise GMAC Bank as to the execution of hedging agreements; monitor and manage the market risk exposure associated with decline in interest rates and “fallout” risk associated with GMAC Bank’s mortgage loan programs mutually agreed upon between GMAC Bank and GMAC Mortgage;

(E) At GMAC’s Bank’s direction (which direction shall be given within a reasonable timeframe to meet bond Market Association (BMA) deadlines), create Agency pools using best execution model and deliver pools and settle pools according to BMA calendar;

(F) Develop and distribute pool/transaction funding detail, sales reports and wire advises to Finance to record transactions.

(G) GMAC Mortgage to sell and deliver non-conforming loans on behalf of GMAC Bank (e.g. CRA, home equity) to third-party custodian or whole loan investor.

(H) Obtain market price quotation for Home Equity securitizations from investment bankers/dealers to support compliance with 23B within thirty (30) days of trade execution.

PRICING TERMS:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

(6) Quality Control- Credit

On a monthly basis Quality Control selects a sample of loans to audit from the total population of funded loans from the previous month for each origination channel. Agency guidelines require a formal post-closing Quality Control process and are satisfied with either a random 10% or a statistical sampling methodology. GMAC Mortgage Quality Control employs a statistical sampling model that provides a 95% confidence level that findings inferred to the overall population are accurate to a 2% margin of error over a 12-month period. In addition to the statistical sample, Quality Control makes additional targeted discretionary loan selections to address identified trends or other high risk areas. Quality Control will include a targeted discretionary sample of loans sold to GMAC bank within the overall sample of loans for each origination channel.

Technology – Quality Control employs an audit software application to sample loans, record and track findings, and report audit results. Cogent Economics Audit Software, marketed by Cogent Economics, meets the requirements for statistical sampling.

Audit Procedures – Closed loan post-funding review- performed by Quality Control tests each audited file for compliance with investor and company loan programs, underwriting guidelines and policies and procedures as well as fraud detection. Pre-funded review- performed by Quality Control tests the above on a targeted selection of loans prior to funding. Cogent software records, tracks, and reports audit results.

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Audit Exception Follow Up - On a weekly basis, Quality Control reports significant audit findings to the appropriate origination channels for feedback and follow up. All business units typically have 30 days to respond (or until end of audit period which is generally 20 business days) to the findings. Once responses are received, they are evaluated with any resolved items being noted. Audit findings with no response after 30 days are considered as concurrence with the findings.

Reporting – Quality Control issues monthly management reports to report overall audit results for each origination channel within 60 days of the end of a production month. Quality Control will prepare a special report for GMAC Bank to report findings from all origination channel audits of loans sold to GMAC Bank.

Record Retention – Quality Control maintains audit work papers for two years following the completion of an audit. Management reports are maintained indefinitely.

Timing – Pre-funded audits reports will be provided by the 15^th of the following month; Quality Control typically conducts post-funded new loan production audits on the following time frame:

Segment		Audit Procedure		Timing		Time Line
1		Capture funded loan data, analyze funded loan data and select audit samples.		3 working days following close of month		3rd day
2		Order and receive selected loan files from Records Management.		4 to 40 working days to receive requested files		4th day to start, 45thth day to complete
3		Prepare and audit selected loans		File audits completed within 45 days of the close of the month. Audit period consists of 20 working days		15th day - 45th day
4		Compile, review and finalize findings including any feedback or response from channel.		16th day - 55th day		55th day
5		Prepare final report and distribute to channels and Bank management		5 days		60th day
6		Management response due back to Quality Control		30 days		90th day

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• PRICING TERMS:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

(7) Quality Control—Compliance

On a monthly basis Compliance Audit & Testing (CAT) selects a sample of loans to audit from the total population of funded loans from the previous month for each origination channel. CAT employs a statistical sampling model that provides a 95% confidence level that findings inferred to the overall population are accurate to a 2% margin of error over a 12-month period. In addition to the statistical sample, CAT makes additional targeted discretionary loan selections to address identified trends or other high risk areas. CAT will include a targeted discretionary sample of loans sold to GMAC bank within the overall sample of loans for each origination channel.

Technology – CAT employs an audit software application to sample loans, record and track findings, and report audit results. Cogent Economics Audit Software, marketed by Cogent Economics, meets the requirements for statistical sampling, result tracking and reporting for loans tested by the US Residential Finance Group located in Horsham, PA. Loans tested, tracked and reported by the audit team in Minneapolis, MN utilize an MS Access database.

Audit Procedures – Closed loan post-funding review, performed by CAT, includes testing for completeness, accuracy, and validity of the compliance documentation and data and accuracy of information relied upon throughout the transaction of the loan. Processes and controls are tested during audit period with any identified gaps noted for management response and action plan identification. The Compliance testing processes used to confirm first and second mortgages are in compliance with all federal and state laws and regulations, including any applicable agency or investor requirements, policies and procedures as well as fraud detection.

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Audit Exception Follow Up – On a weekly basis, CAT reports significant audit findings to the appropriate origination channels for feedback and follow up. All business units typically have 30 days to respond (or until end of audit period which is generally 20 business days) to the findings. Once responses are received, they are evaluated with any resolved items being noted. Audit findings with no response after 30 days are considered as concurrence with the findings.

Reporting – CAT issues monthly management reports to report overall audit results for each origination channel within 60 days of the end of a production month. CAT will prepare a special report for GMAC Bank to report findings from all origination channel audits of loans sold to GMAC Bank.

Record Retention – Quality Control maintains audit work papers for a minimum of two years following the completion of an audit. Management reports are maintained indefinitely.

Timing – CAT typically conducts post-funded new loan production audits on the following time frame:

Segment		Audit Procedure		Timing		Time Line (respective to loan close)
1		Capture funded loan data, analyze funded loan data and select audit samples.		3 working days following close of month		3rd day
2		Order and receive selected loan files from Records Management.		4 to 20 business days (following loan close) to receive requested files		4th - 45th day
3		Prepare and audit selected loans		Audits completed within 45 days of the close. Audit period consists of approximately 20 business days		15th day - 45th day
4		Compile, review and finalize findings including any feedback or response from channel.		16th day - 55th day		55th day
5		Perform root cause analysis. Discuss root cause and preliminary result findings with BURMs.		Root cause starts approximately the 16th day – 55th day Allowing a maximum of one week after all final feedback received from the origination channels		55th day
7		Prepare final report and distribute to channels and Bank management		60th day; allowing 5 days for report preparation		65th day
8		Management response due back		30 days following final report disbursement		90th day

• PRICING TERMS:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

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(8) Strategic Sourcing & Procurement; Corporate Real Estate; and Corporate Security Services.

Strategic Sourcing & Procurement:

Services can be broken out into two distinct process types, Transaction Processing and Competitive Events. Where requested by GMAC Bank, purchase of goods and services, negotiate contracts or licenses, interact with vendors and others as may be necessary or required by GMAC Bank from time to time, subject, however, to the specific instructions or controls imposed by GMAC Bank.

(A) Transaction Processing is the requisitioning, ordering and fulfilling needs for goods and services of a recurring nature, including items such as PC’s and office supplies.

(B) Competitive Events are requests for goods and/or services, which require extensive effort to prepare business requirements and negotiate contract provisions, including pricing and compliance. Where requested by the Bank, Strategic Sourcing and/or Corporate Real Estate shall negotiate contracts, leases and other facility management requirements, deal with vendors, landlords and others as may be necessary or required by the Bank from time to time, or desirable for the conduct of its business, subject, however, to the specific instructions or controls imposed from time to time by the Bank.

Corporate Real Estate:

(A) Provide all necessary services for the management of the Bank’s facilities in compliance with the tenant’s obligations under any leases to which the Bank is a party.

(B) Provide oversight to the Bank’s business continuity program, including, but not limited to: planning, documenting, testing and implementing contingency plans

(C) Provide tenant services that relate to maintaining the office buildings occupied by Bank associates at locations including, but not limited to below. Tenant services include space planning and design, construction management, guard service 24x7, as required by the Bank, building repair and maintenance, janitorial services, equipment repair and maintenance, and equipment and furniture expense.

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(D) Provide on and off-site storage, record retention, record retrieval and imaging capabilities for GMAC Bank records. Ensure that record retention is in accordance with OTS guidelines.

Corporate Security:

A. Provide services of a qualified Security Officer (“SO”) and necessary support staffing to the Bank to support senior management in a matrix reporting role within the GMAC organization. The SO’s responsibilities include but are not limited to the following :

• Investigation services for Suspicious Activity Reporting (“SAR’s”)

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• Coordination with applicable Federal, State and local law enforcement officials as necessary.

• Direction Definition, maintaining, monitoring, supporting, and measuring the overall effectiveness of the security program and activities.

• Ensure that adequate physical and access control security measures exist to protect the Bank’s associates and assets.

• PRICING TERMS:

Strategic Sourcing & Procurement:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

Corporate Real Estate:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

Corporate Security:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

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(9) Legal.

(A) Where requested by GMAC Bank, provide legal analysis and support as may be necessary or required by GMAC Bank from time to time

(B) Inform and instruct Bank management regarding changes in laws and regulations affecting GMAC Bank;

(C) Assist GMAC Bank in its corporate governance process; and

(D) Retain and manage outside counsel as appropriate to conduct litigation and/or provide assistance in other specialized matters.

• PRICING TERMS:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

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(10) Risk Assessment & Assurance (RA&A).

GMAC Residential and its subsidiaries utilize a risk management process named Risk Assessment & Assurance {“RA&A”}. The objectives of the RA&A function are to document, evaluate and rate operational and compliance risks and develop action plans to close any identified control gaps. RA&A is also responsible for monitoring and reporting the SOX requirements.

The RA&A process reports to the Bank’s Risk Committee for corporate governance support for it’s process. The Risk Committee is comprised of a cross-functional group of senior and mid-level managers from various business units empowered to evaluate the adequacy of the departmental risk reviews and risk ratings to insure safety, soundness and compliance of each department under review.

Services to be performed by RA&A

(A) The RA&A Department, with approval by the Bank’s Risk Committee, will identify the assessable unit universe based on a risk model that addresses various factors affecting the bank’s individual business units, such as complexity, regulatory oversight, date and rating of last assessment, etc. This assessable unit universe is then used as the basis for the allocation of RA&A resources based on overall risk ratings.

(B) Work with the Risk Liaison to complete a departments individual Risk Assessment

(C) Identify and document the key risks, controls, gaps and actions plans revealed through the Risk Assessment or Assurance in the Detailed Matrix

(D) Develop control testing and documentation standards to meet SOX requirements.

(E) Conduct follow-up reviews on semi-annual or annual basis as determined by risk ratings.

(F) Provide a quarterly Operations Risk Management Scorecard evaluating the level of operational and compliance risk for the Bank.

(G) Assist in development and tracking of key risk metrics.

(H) Create action plans, if appropriate to establish or improve controls.

(I) Track and provide monthly report of all RA&A action plans, Internal and External audit findings and other risk related pending matters. Action plans associated with self-testing will be reported if risks are significant or are dependant on IT or another department.

(J) Thereafter, RA&A will provide and update to the Bank Risk Committee regarding the status of the completion of any outstanding action plans. (The report is also presented to GMAC Residential’s Executive Committee. The Director of RA&A also reports to the Executive Committee on a quarterly basis to discuss progress and material risk related matters.)

(K) Prepare an Executive Summary of the results of the Risk Assessment to be presented to the Risk Committee by the Risk Liaison.

(L) RA&A will develop a schedule of Assessment or Assurances to be used by Risk Committee to set up scheduled meetings.

PRICING TERMS:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

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(11) Credit Policy

(A) Create/update product summary matrices;

(B) With the Bank’s consensus, author memos relating to all guideline and/or Agency changes and updates.

(C) Manage relationships with Agencies (Fannie, Freddie, VA, FHA) on credit related issues

(D) Submit bank underwriters for FHA/VA underwriting designations;

(E) Provide updates to policy and procedures for all credit related issues;

(F) Maintain underwriting manuals for all product types;

(G) Provide support on loan level underwriting questions; and

(H) Other miscellaneous functions necessary to support and complete the lending process.

PRICING TERMS:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at no charge.

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(12) Consumer Lending

A. Consumer Lending Operations – Pre-Funding Quality Control-Credit & Compliance

Scope: All loans brokered to GMACB, from GMACM Consumer Lending Direct to Consumer lending activities (Ditech, GMAC Mortgage Direct, Telesales and Web based originations) on the Eclipse loan origination system.

Audit Procedures: GMACM Consumer Lending Services group (“Consumer Lending Operations”) agrees to perform pre-funding Credit and Compliance Audit Tests described in Exhibit C which may change from time to time with GMACB Management approval. It is understood that Consumer Lending Operations in conjunction with GMACB Management, may choose to make additional targeted discretionary loan selections to address identified trends or other high risk areas.

Pre-funding reviews performed will include testing all transactions for completeness, accuracy, and validity of the credit and compliance documentation and data and accuracy of information relied upon for the loan transaction. It is understood that the loan transaction will not proceed to funding status unless and until satisfactory resolution of the pre-funding checklist item.

Service Levels

a) Exception Follow Up: Consumer Operations will audit the results of its Pre-funding QC findings. Significant Defect Findings which impact the salability will include actions necessary to cure the root cause. Business units will respond to loan level defects and actions taken to cure within 24 hours. It is understood that GMACB has the ability to cease fundings for these Brokered transactions if it deems said findings and corrective actions taken by GMACM to be insufficient or violations of its separately executed Broker Agreement

b) Reporting: Consumer Operations will monitor Pre-funding QC results for origination channel and will include results in the standard reporting.

c) Record Retention: Consumer Operations will retain Pre-funding QC checklists and audit review work papers for a minimum of two years following the funding of each loan transaction. Management reports are to be maintained indefinitely.

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B. Processing and Closing Services (not included in Broker Services Agreement)

As part of GMACM’s brokering of eligible mortgage loan applications from its Direct to Consumer lending channels, Consumer Operations associates will perform certain Processing and Closing services on behalf of GMACB, including but not limited to the following:

Processing Services – CSO Admin support

• Complete Pre-funding review checklist as described above and attached.

Settlement Agent / Notary

• Setup record, send recorded documents to GMACB Custodian, Order Payoff, prepare final HUD 1

• Perform closing with Borrower

• Return Closing file documents, send documents for recording

Closer/ Funding – CSO Admin Support

• Change Eclipse system status, marry files (loan file and closing packages)

• Check Docs to ensure are complete accurate and signatures in place, reconcile final settlement statement, confirm loan information, move loan to funding status, call borrower(s) to confirm

• Verify funding amounts, prepare/scan disbursement package, wire instructions

Doc Scanning and Shipping

• Assemble, scan (Filenet), deliver notes and ship final document packages to GMACB Custody and storage.

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PRICING TERMS:

All services identified above shall be provided to GMAC Bank and its subsidiaries at the actual cost of service plus 25% margin charge.

Attachment IV

Consumer Services Operations

Pre Funding Review Checklist

Loan Number:		Borrower Name:		Reviewer Name:		Date Reviewed:
Loan Officer:		Processor:		Underwriter:		Closer:
Scheduled Closing Date:				Purchase: Yes ¨        No ¨		Refinance: Yes ¨        No ¨

Question		Yes			No			N/A			Reviewer Initials
Compliance
Initial disclosure package issued within three business days of application: application date                 initial disclosure date		¨			¨			¨
Government Monitoring information completed accurately:
GMI data as reflected on application matches system information		¨			¨			¨
GMI data is not transposed between borrowers (female borrower has female gender indicated, etc.)		¨			¨			¨
GMI – method of application is checked (phone, face to face, etc)		¨			¨			¨
A fully executed, accurate Tangible Net Benefit Worksheet is in file where required		¨			¨			¨
On Vermont property loans, the Commitment letter was printed at approval, updated if terms changed and the file has evidence of its delivery prior to the printing of closing documents (Retail evidence = borrowers signatures on returned document, Direct/Ditech evidence = overnight delivery receipt)		¨			¨			¨
On New York property loans, the initial Uniform Residential Loan Application is signed and dated by the loan officer/agent		¨			¨			¨
In the event fees have changed on the loan, the GFE re-disclosure policy (CSM2007-102a) was followed. Borrowers were provided with updated disclosure when necessary Notes were placed in the system evidencing a conversation with the borrower the regarding fee increase		¨			¨			¨

Credit
Does the file contain a fully completed verbal verification of employment for each borrower – Pilot loans: Telephone verification of employment screen in Pilot; Eclipse loan Verbal Verification of Employment form in loan file
Borrower		¨			¨			¨
Other Income		¨			¨			¨
Co-borrower		¨			¨			¨
Other Income		¨			¨			¨
Does file contain copy of most recent DU/AU findings?		¨			¨			¨
Was DU 7.0 version used for conventional loans?		¨			¨			¨
All conditions of approval are in file and approved by the underwriter or designated approver.		¨			¨			¨
File contains evidence (commitment letter or notes in system) of date applicants were notified of loan approval.		¨			¨			¨
Counter offer letter issued if mortgage amount or product different from application request.		¨			¨			¨
New program disclosure issued if product different from application request.		¨			¨			¨

Question		Yes			No			N/A			Reviewer Initials
Processing and Closing
Does the subject property on the Note match the subject property address in the fulfillment system:
HUD1 provided by the closing agent:		¨			¨			¨
Appraisal		¨			¨			¨
Insurance declaration page		¨			¨			¨
1003		¨			¨			¨
Mortgage		¨			¨			¨
Flood Certificate, if applicable		¨			¨			¨
Does the file contain a copy of the title commitment and closing insured protection letter for loans not with Land Am or 1st Am?		¨			¨			¨
Is there a current hazard insurance declaration page/binder with paid receipt or ▇▇▇▇ to be paid at closing in file?		¨			¨			¨
If yes- Is the coverage amount and coverage dates on declaration page/binder sufficient for this loan closing? Refer to CSM2007-091 property insurance requirements		¨			¨			¨
Flood certificate ordered and received no less than 10 business days prior to anticipated loan closing.		¨			¨			¨
If flood cert was not received at least 10 business days prior to loan closing, system contain notes providing reasonable explanation for delay.		¨			¨			¨
If improvements are in a special flood hazard area, copy of Notice of Flood Hazard Area issued to borrower no less than 10 business days prior to anticipated loan closing.		¨			¨			¨
If Notice of Flood Hazard Area was not issued to borrower at least 10 business days prior to anticipated loan closing, system notes document reasonable explanation for delay.		¨			¨			¨
If improvements are made in a special flood hazard area, file contains evidence of flood insurance that:		¨			¨			¨
Starts no later than the loan closing date and
Extends beyond the loan closing date and Contains coverage no less than the LESSER of Total of liens on property or		¨			¨			¨
Maximum amount permitted under state law or $250,000 (max provided under flood program)		¨			¨			¨
Do the figures on the signed / approved HUD1 match the fees entered in the fulfillment system?		¨			¨			¨
If not, identify which fees vary to determine if the final Truth in Lending statement is accurate		¨			¨			¨
If fees have increased, re-disclose the GFE where necessary (CSM2007-102a) and contact borrower with regard to the changes. Document that conversation via system notes		¨			¨			¨

Conventional loans requiring Mortgage Insurance:
The mortgage insurance certificate is in the loan file and contains the correct percent of coverage based on the last run DU and the underwriting condition.		¨			¨			¨
FHA Loans- Is MIP noted on MCAW or explanation provided?		¨			¨			¨
FHA loans only: FILE REVIEW  YES ¨         NO ¨
Purchases: Does the file contain a fully completed, signed and dated FHA/VA Amendatory Language/Truth Statement-must be signed and dated by all Parties (all borrowers, all sellers, all real estate agents )		¨			¨			¨
Does the file contain a fully completed, signed, and dated page 3, addendum to the application – Direct Endorsement Approval for a HUD/FHA-Insured Mortgage (92900-A):
•   Approved date and expiration completed		¨			¨			¨
•   Loan amount and loan terms completed		¨			¨			¨
•   If loan approved by automated underwriting, box checked and signed by Mortgagee Representative		¨			¨			¨
•   If loan was a refer and manually underwritten, box checked, signed by FHA DE underwriter and DE’s CHUMS ID number completed		¨			¨			¨
•   New Construction box checked, if applicable		¨			¨			¨
•   Financial Interest box checked		¨			¨			¨
Does the file contain a signed and dated FHA Loan Underwriting Transmittal Summary? Must be signed by the FHA underwriter that approved the loan.		¨			¨			¨
•   Is the CAIVRs# complete, number must have a leading A		¨			¨			¨
•   Did U/W sign and date the Transmittal?		¨			¨			¨
•   Verify that CHUMS ID # is marked with ZFHA if loan is approve/eligible or is marked with Underwriter’s CHUMS ID if Manual Underwrite		¨			¨			¨
•   Is the Scored by TOTAL boxes checked?		¨			¨			¨
•   Is the CHUMS ID # for the reviewer of Appraisal completed?		¨			¨			¨
Does the file contain a fully completed Conditional Commitment (92800.5B) form with:
•   Underwriter Signature		¨			¨			¨
•   CHUMS ID #		¨			¨			¨
•   Action Date		¨			¨			¨
•   Commitment Issue Date		¨			¨			¨
•   Commitment Expiration Date		¨			¨			¨
Does the file contain a fully completed, signed, and dated page 2 on HUD/VA Addendum with the borrower’s signature on both the top and bottom of the addendum?		¨			¨			¨
Closing agent to send fax to closer with final signed application and addendum fully executed		¨			¨			¨