For banks & mortgage servicers

Borrower Notices, Drafted and Verified

Default notices, reinstatement and payoff demands, and FDCPA validation letters for banks and mortgage servicers — every figure independently re-audited before the letter is returned.

Borrower names and loan numbers are tokenized before any AI processing. If sensitive data cannot be protected, generation stops rather than proceeding.

The sample is a real reinstatement demand with the arrears and per-diem independently re-audited — no signup required.

The same engine, as a REST API

curl -X POST https://www.demandai.pro/api/v1/mortgage-demand \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer dl_your_api_key" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "letterType": "reinstatement-demand",
    "servicerName": "Great Falls Community Bank",
    "borrowerName": "...",
    "loanNumber": "...",
    "documentsText": "<payment history text>"
  }'

Scoped keys · per-key rate limits · machine-readable spec at /api/v1/openapi.json

Figures from the reinstatement demand below

Reinstatement amount
$9,127.76
Per diem
$47.42
Late fees
$348.80
Drafted in
31s
including the audit pass

letterType: reinstatement-demand · auditCompleted: true · figuresVerified: true

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The Letter Behind Those Figures

The itemization, subtotal and per-diem below are the engine's own arithmetic, independently recomputed before the draft was returned.

Type reinstatement-demandSource Production pipelineAudit figures verified
[Servicer to confirm] — Servicer
[Servicer to confirm mailing address]
[Servicer to confirm phone]

Date: [Servicer to confirm date]

Marcus Elwood Reyes
812 Chandler Mill Road, Sterling, VA 20164

RE: Reinstatement Quote / Demand
Loan Number: 4471029386
Property Address: 812 Chandler Mill Road, Sterling, VA 20164
Creditor / Owner of Loan: [Servicer to confirm]

Dear Marcus Elwood Reyes:

This communication is from a debt collector. This is an attempt to collect a debt, and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

You, or someone on your behalf, requested the amount required to reinstate the above-referenced mortgage loan. The loan is currently in default, and [Servicer/Counsel to confirm whether the loan has been accelerated and the applicable foreclosure status]. This letter provides the itemized amount required to bring the loan current (reinstate) and stop any pending foreclosure action, subject to the good-through date stated below.

TOTAL AMOUNT REQUIRED TO REINSTATE: $[see total below] — good through [Servicer to confirm good-through/expiration date]

ITEMIZATION OF REINSTATEMENT AMOUNT
The account reflects that payments were received through 02/01/2026, and that the payments due 03/01/2026, 04/01/2026, 05/01/2026, and 06/01/2026 were not received.

1. Past-due principal and interest (P&I)
   4 payments × $1,772.14 = $7,088.56

2. Past-due escrow (taxes/hazard insurance)
   4 payments × $412.60 = $1,650.40

3. Late charges
   4 charges × $87.20 = $348.80

4. Property inspection fees
   2 fees × $20.00 = $40.00

5. Foreclosure attorney fees and costs to date
   $[Servicer/Counsel to confirm amount]

6. Recording fee to rescind the foreclosure
   $[Servicer/Counsel to confirm amount]

7. Less suspense/unapplied balance
   ($0.00)

Subtotal of itemized amounts supplied to date:
$7,088.56 + $1,650.40 + $348.80 + $40.00 − $0.00 = $9,127.76

TOTAL REINSTATEMENT AMOUNT = $9,127.76 plus the amounts shown in lines 5 and 6 above = $[Servicer to confirm total once attorney fees/costs and recording fee are added], good through [Servicer to confirm good-through/expiration date].

PER-DIEM
Interest continues to accrue on the unpaid principal balance of $271,438.22 (as of 06/15/2026) at a per-diem rate of $47.42. Because interest and other charges (including additional fees, costs, or advances) may continue to accrue, the amount required to reinstate may change after the good-through date. If you intend to pay after [Servicer to confirm good-through/expiration date], please contact us for an updated reinstatement quote.

WHAT REINSTATEMENT DOES
Payment of the full reinstatement amount in good funds, received on or before the good-through date, will cure the default, reinstate (de-accelerate) the loan, and stop the foreclosure referenced above. You may have a right under your state's law and your loan documents to cure the default by paying the past-due amount [Servicer/Counsel to confirm reinstatement/cure/redemption period under [STATE] law and the loan documents]. A partial payment will not reinstate the loan and may be applied to the outstanding balance without waiving any rights.

PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS
Reinstatement funds must be paid in certified funds (cashier's check, certified check, or wire) [Servicer/Counsel to confirm required form of payment].
Make payment payable to: [Servicer/Counsel to confirm payee — servicer or foreclosure trustee/counsel].
Remit to: [Servicer/Counsel to confirm remittance address / wire instructions].
Please reference Loan Number 4471029386 on your payment.

LOSS-MITIGATION / ASSISTANCE OPTIONS
Loss-mitigation or workout options may be available to you as an alternative or in addition to reinstatement. To discuss your options, please contact your single point of contact at [Servicer to confirm contact name/number]. If you would like assistance from a HUD-approved housing counselor, [Servicer to insert current HUD counselor referral language/number]. Your current delinquency status is [Servicer to confirm delinquency status]. [Servicer/Counsel to confirm 120-day delinquency threshold and loss-mitigation status before any foreclosure referral.]

YOUR DEBT-VALIDATION RIGHTS
Unless you notify us within 30 days after receiving this notice that you dispute the validity of this debt, or any portion of it, we will assume this debt is valid. If you notify us in writing within 30 days that you dispute the debt or any portion of it, we will obtain verification of the debt and mail it to you. If you request in writing within 30 days, we will provide the name and address of the original creditor if different from the current creditor.

The creditor to whom the debt is owed is [Servicer to confirm]. An itemization of the amount of the debt is set forth above.

If you have any questions regarding this reinstatement quote, please contact us at [Servicer to confirm phone] or [Servicer to confirm contact name/number].

Sincerely,

[Servicer to confirm signatory name/title]
[Servicer to confirm]

DRAFT — FOR COMPLIANCE AND LEGAL REVIEW ONLY. This document was machine-generated and is not legal advice. All amounts, dates, deadlines, statutory references, foreclosure-process determinations, and FDCPA/RESPA disclosures must be verified and approved by the servicer and its counsel before this letter is finalized, dated, or sent. Bracketed placeholders must be completed or removed by a qualified reviewer.
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02

Three Differentiators

Figures Re-Audited
After a letter is drafted, a second independent pass recomputes every number — arrears, late fees, per-diem, reinstatement, payoff — against the source documents, then reconciles any discrepancy before you ever see the draft. A wrong number in a default notice is a compliance event, not a typo.
Fail-Closed Privacy
Borrower and co-borrower names, loan numbers, account numbers, MINs, and addresses are replaced with tokens before any model sees the text, then restored on the finished letter. If the scrub cannot be verified clean, the request is rejected — the pipeline does not proceed on unprotected data.
Disclosures Built In
Each letter type carries the disclosures its context requires, including FDCPA mini-Miranda language and validation rights. Where a fact must come from your system of record, the draft marks it in brackets rather than inventing it.
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Six Letter Types

Purpose-built for servicing correspondence, not adapted from a generic template tool.

Default / Breach Notice
Paragraph 22 notice of intent to accelerate, with the cure amount itemized and re-verified.
Acceleration Notice
Post-cure-period acceleration of the full balance, with the referral posture stated plainly.
Reinstatement Demand
Reinstatement quote good through a stated date, with per-diem carried to the dollar.
Payoff Demand
Payoff statement with principal, interest, escrow advances, and fees broken out.
FDCPA Validation Notice
Debt-validation notice carrying the required disclosures, including the mini-Miranda.
Early-Intervention Demand
General demand and early-intervention correspondence for loss-mitigation outreach.
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How a Letter Gets Made

  1. 01

    Upload

    Payment history, loan documents, and correspondence go in as PDFs or text.

  2. 02

    Tokenize

    Borrower identity and loan identifiers are replaced with tokens, verified clean.

  3. 03

    Draft & Audit

    The letter is drafted, then every figure is independently recomputed and reconciled.

  4. 04

    Review & Send

    You get a formatted letter with the figures panel — edit, export to Word or PDF, send.

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Or Skip the Interface

The same engine is available as a REST API, so notices can be generated directly from your servicing platform. API-key authentication with per-key scopes and rate limits, a published OpenAPI specification, and the identical audit and tokenization guarantees.

  • Scoped keys — grant only the endpoints a system needs
  • Per-key rate limits and usage records for reconciliation
  • Machine-readable spec at /api/v1/openapi.json
06

Built for Review

What the platform does

  • Drafts servicing correspondence from your documents
  • Recomputes and reconciles every stated figure
  • Tokenizes borrower identity before AI processing
  • Marks unknown facts in brackets instead of inventing them
  • Records generation activity for audit and reconciliation

What stays with your team

  • Final review and approval of every letter before it leaves
  • Verification of figures against your system of record
  • Determination of which notices a given loan requires
  • Legal judgment — this is drafting software, not legal advice
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Priced Like Servicing, Not Software

No per-seat licenses and no charge for the loans that never need a letter. Pricing follows the work.

Per active default file
Billing is per loan actively in your default pipeline each month — not per seat, not per letter. Every notice a file needs while it is in default is covered.
Performing loans are free
A loan that never defaults never costs you anything. When a file cures or pays off, it stops billing.
Paid pilot, credited
Evaluations run as a short paid pilot on your own documents, credited in full against your first invoice if you continue.

Rates are set with pilot partners against actual default volume — ask for a quote on your portfolio.

See It on Your Own Documents

The fastest evaluation is a real one: bring a payment history and a loan you would normally paper by hand, and watch the figures get audited.