Range of Gross Margins Sample Clauses

Range of Gross Margins. (%) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ % of Mortgage Pool by Aggregate Aggregate Weighted Weighted Weighted Number Cut-off Cut-off Average Average Average Weighted of Date Date Gross Remaining Combined Average Mortgage Principal Principal Interest Term Original FICO Range of Gross Margins (%) Loans Balance ($) Balance Rate (%) (months) LTV Score ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fixed Rate Loans 29 16,428,485 8.09 6.765 348 79.93 665 4.501 - 5.000 33 18,244,502 8.99 6.094 358 80.3 672 5.001 - 5.500 75 40,927,154 20.16 6.278 358 79.15 660 5.501 - 6.000 82 44,782,565 22.06 6.409 358 79.75 651 6.001 - 6.500 78 44,402,973 21.87 6.917 358 81.3 645 6.501 - 7.000 39 21,165,260 10.42 7.449 358 81.57 635 7.001 - 7.500 19 10,909,892 5.37 7.7 358 82.79 636 7.501 - 8.000 12 6,176,006 3.04 7.979 358 86.71 594 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total: 367 203,036,837 100 6.72 357 80.6 650 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Non-Zero Minimum: 4.625 Maximum: 8.000 Non-Zero Weighted Average: 5.975
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Range of Gross Margins. (%) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- % of Mortgage Pool by Aggregate Aggregate Weighted Weighted Weighted Number Cut-off Cut-off Average Average Average of Date Date Gross Remaining Combined Range of Mortgage Principal Principal Interest Term Original Gross Margins (%) Loans Balance ($) Balance Rate (%) (months) LTV ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fixed Rate Loans 535 77,255,068 24.22 8.192 275 86.99 <= 3.500 1 373,250 0.12 4.625 356 65.00 3.501 - 4.000 3 1,387,382 0.43 5.120 356 71.47 4.001 - 4.500 8 3,890,059 1.22 5.388 357 73.06 4.501 - 5.000 90 38,836,873 12.18 5.780 357 79.28 5.001 - 5.500 112 46,409,216 14.55 6.083 357 78.96 5.501 - 6.000 145 55,126,350 17.28 6.347 357 81.33 6.001 - 6.500 141 48,043,374 15.06 6.733 357 82.71 6.501 - 7.000 101 25,312,772 7.94 7.256 356 85.84 7.001 - 7.500 49 12,477,165 3.91 7.383 357 86.31 7.501 - 8.000 43 8,301,779 2.60 8.220 356 86.76 8.001 - 8.500 5 883,960 0.28 8.877 357 82.48 8.501 - 9.000 3 687,244 0.22 9.139 356 70.71 Total: 1,236 318,984,491 100.00 6.900 337 82.83 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Non-Zero Minimum: 3.125 Maximum: 8.750 Non-Zero Weighted Average: 5.878
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Range of Gross Margins. OF MORTGAGE AGGREGATE POOL BY WEIGHTED WEIGHTED CUT-OFF AGGREGATE AVERAGE WEIGHTED AVERAGE NUMBER DATE CUT-OFF GROSS AVERAGE ORIGINAL WEIGHTED OF PRINCIPAL DATE INTEREST REMAINING COMBINED AVERAGE MORTGAGE BALANCE PRINCIPAL RATE TERM LTV FICO RANGE OF GROSS MARGINS (%) LOANS ($) BALANCE (%) (MONTHS) (%) SCORE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fixed Rate Loans 684 63,620,965 10.88 8.357 293 84.16 650 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <= 5.000 91 19,288,043 3.30 6.725 356 81.70 659 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5.001 - 5.500 181 36,489,604 6.24 7.006 356 79.65 628 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5.501 - 6.000 501 114,536,380 19.59 6.782 357 80.20 630 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6.001 - 6.500 415 90,714,036 15.52 6.908 357 80.66 652 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6.501 - 7.000 742 159,904,255 27.36 7.272 357 79.60 626 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7.001 - 7.500 191 36,746,540 6.29 7.725 357 81.50 622 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7.501 - 8.000 101 18,061,376 3.09 8.200 358 82.26 600 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8.001 - 8.500 99 13,903,381 2.38 8.781 357 81.92 592 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8.501 - 9.000 67 8,919,076 1.53 9.209 358 83.79 582 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =>9.001 270 22,340,065 3.82 10.114 357 79.28 555 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOTAL: 3,342 584,523,723 100.00 7.434 350 80.76 629 ...
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