How should existing MCA positions be described for placement?
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Position number alone does not capture balances, payments, payoff status, or whether a transaction is a true refinance. What should a PII-safe placement summary include?
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I would list each position’s current balance, payment, frequency, and approximate payoff status without naming the merchant.
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Also show whether the obligation is reflected in current statements and whether any payment is temporarily modified.
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Position tolerance should come from sourced criteria. Do not assume “stacking lender” means every balance or payment burden works.
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How should we describe a payoff that will be taken from proceeds?
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Mark it as proposed refinance and calculate both current burden and expected post-closing burden.
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The merchant should see which obligations remain and which are expected to be paid, with no guarantee before closing.
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That also prevents a third-position request from being mislabeled as second position after an unconfirmed payoff.
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Exactly. Match against current facts first, then present the proposed structure as a separate scenario.
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The lender can decide whether payoff evidence or direct payoff is required for that scenario.
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Describe every current obligation, model proposed payoffs separately, and never treat an intended refinance as already complete.