Rule library
FatalField 18.036Subject

UAD1588Provide the 'Pro Rata Share of Balance Attributable to Unit'.

Where this rule lives in the report

Project Information
Pro Rata Share of Balance Attributable to Unit
Cooperative Information - Project Blanket Financing

Report Section and Report Subsection as the GSEs define them — the black tab and grey bar you already read on the URAR.

Severity
Fatal — this blocks your UCDP submission and must be fixed before delivery.
Triggered when
ProjectBlanketFinancingIndicator = "true", and LineOfCreditIndicator = "false", and UPBProRataShareAttributableToUnitAmount is not provided in a given instance of PROJECT_BLANKET_FINANCING
Data Point Name
UPBProRataShareAttributableToUnitAmount
Unique ID
2500.0044
Report Field ID
18.036
What this field means
The proportionate amount of the project's unpaid blanket mortgage financing obligated to the subject unit(s).

How to fix UAD1588

UAD1588 is a Fatal UAD 3.6 edit, so clear it before the appraisal report goes to UCDP.

  1. 01Open the Project Information › Cooperative Information - Project Blanket Financing › Pro Rata Share of Balance Attributable to Unit area of the URAR and find Pro Rata Share of Balance Attributable to Unit.
  2. 02Check the condition that triggers UAD1588: ProjectBlanketFinancingIndicator = "true", and LineOfCreditIndicator = "false", and UPBProRataShareAttributableToUnitAmount is not provided in a given instance of PROJECT_BLANKET_FINANCING.
  3. 03Correct the missing, invalid, duplicate, or inconsistent value before submitting to UCDP.
  4. 04Use the official Cooperative (Coop1) sample value on this page as a reference pattern, then re-run validation.

This fix guidance is derived from the published rule message, trigger logic, report location, field definition, and official sample data available for this rule.

Seen in the sample reports

How this field is populated in the official UAD 3.6 sample scenarios.

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