📁 How MIM Will Be Documented Across Loans
Before diving into the step-by-step guide, it’s important to understand how the Multiple Indebtedness Mortgage (MIM) will appear in your loan packages. Here's a simplified breakdown:
🏦Loan 1 Document Package
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Includes the MIM: This package contains the actual Multiple Indebtedness Mortgage tied to Loan 1.
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Covers Collateral: The MIM will also reference the commercial real estate collateral for Loan 1, plus any additional loans you link to this MIM (e.g., Loan 2, Loan 3).
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Full Loan Docs: You’ll find the complete set of documents for Loan 1—such as the Loan Agreement, Note, Guaranty, etc.
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MIM Reference: These documents will clearly reference the MIM to show how it applies to this loan and any linked loans.
📄 Loan 2, Loan 3, etc Document Packages
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No Mortgage Included: These packages will not include a separate mortgage document.
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Full Loan Docs: Each loan will still have its own complete set of documents—Loan Agreement, Note, Guaranty, etc.
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MIM Reference Only: Instead of a new mortgage, these documents will reference the MIM that was included in Loan 1’s package.
With that documentation structure in mind, here’s how to use it correctly:
✅ Step-by-Step Guidance
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For Loan #1:
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Navigate to the Property Page
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Choose Louisiana as the State
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Select “Use New MIM”. This creates the initial MIM document that future loans will reference.
- Enter the MIM No. and MIM Maximum Loan Amount
- Enter the MIM No. and MIM Maximum Loan Amount
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GoDocs recommends using the Table ID of Loan #1 as the MIM No. (You can find the Table ID of Loan #1 on the Dashboard)
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For Loan #2 and Beyond:
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Navigate to the Property Page
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Choose Louisiana as the State
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Select “Use Existing MIM” and use the "Select Existing MIM No." drop-down to link subsequent loans to the original MIM. (Note: this drop-down will show all MIMs the customer has ever entered into the GoDocs system.)
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⚠️ Important: Complete All MIM Loan Data Entry Before Ordering Documents
To ensure proper linkage and compliance for Multi-Indebtedness Mortgage (MIM) loans in Louisiana, users must complete all data entry for all related MIM loans before ordering any documents.
🧩 Why This Matters: The document set assigns a Reference ID (Table ID) to link all loans to the original MIM (i.e. the table ID used in the data entry for Loan #1 creation of a new MIM). This reference ID is embedded throughout the documents and relies on full data visibility across all related loans.
Ex. New MIM Loan #1 Order = Table ID/ Ref No 5930
Existing MIM Loan #2 Order = Table ID/ Ref No 5931
✅ Best Practice:
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Enter all loan details for Loan #1 and any subsequent loans that will be secured by the same MIM.
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Once all data is entered, "order" Loan #1 first, then all subsequent loans follow.