SERVICER'S CERTIFICATE
CHEVY CHASE HOME LOAN TRUST 1996-1
7.15 % ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 1996-1
Monthly Payment Date: October 16, 2000
Monthly Collection Period: September, 2000
Under the pooling and Servicing Agreement, dated as of
May 1, 1996, between Chevy Chase Bank, F.S.B. as
Transferor and Servicer and Norwest Bank Minnesota,
National Association, as trustee, the Servicer is required to
prepare certain information each month regarding current
distributions to Certificateholders and the performance of
the Trust during the previous month. The information
which is required to be prepared with respect to the
Monthly Payment Date and Monthly Collection Period
listed above is set forth below. Certain of the information
is presented on the basis of an original principal amount of
$1,000 per Certificate, and certain other information is
presented based upon the aggregate amounts for the Trust
as a whole.
A. Information Regarding the Current Monthly Distribution.
1. Certificates
(a) The Aggregate amount of the
distribution to Certificateholders ....$ 299,801.78
(b) The amount of the distribution
set forth in paragraph A.1.(a)
above in respect of interest
Collections............................$ 299,801.78
(c) The amount of the distribution
set forth in paragraph A.1.(a)
above in respect of Certificateholders'
Interest Carryover Shortfall...........$ 0.00
(d) The amount of the distribution
set forth in paragraph A.1.(a)
above in respect of Principal
Collections............................$ 0.00
(e) The amount of the reimbursement of
previous Liquidation Loss Amounts
included in A.1(d).....................$ 0.00
(f) The amount of the aggregate
unreimbursed Liquidation Loss
Amounts after giving effect to the
distribution in A.1.(a) above .........$ 0.00
(g) The amount of the distribution set
forth in paragraph A.1.(a) above
per $1,000 interest ...................$ 1.9528389
(h) The amount of the distribution
set forth in paragraph A.1(b) above,
per $1,000 interest ...................$ 1.9528389
(i) The amount of the distribution set
forth in paragraph A.1.(c) above,
per $1,000 interest ...................$ 0.0000000
(j) The amount of the distribution set
forth in paragraph A.1.(d) above,
per $1,000 interest ...................$ 0.0000000
(k) The Aggregate Retransfer Deposit Amount
as of the end of the Monthly Collection
Period.................................$ 0.00
B. Information Regarding the Performance of the Trust.
1. Pool Balance and Certificate Principal Balance.
(a) The Pool Balance at the close of business
on the last day of the Monthly
Collection Period......................$ 51,585,579.59
(b) The Certificate Principal Balance after
giving effect to payments allocated to
principal as set forth in Paragraph
A.1(d) above...........................$ 50,316,383.01
(c) The Invested Amount after giving effect
to the payments set forth in paragraph
A.1(a).................................$ 53,763,404.95
(d) The Required Overcollateralization
Amount after giving effect to the
payment set forth in paragraph A.1(a)..$ 6,028,628.10
(e) The Overcollateralization Amount after
effect of the payment set forth
in paragraph A.1(a)....................$ 6,028,628.10
(f) The Overcollateralization Deposit/
Distribution Amount for such Monthly
Payment Date (included in A.1(d) during
the Amortization Period, an Early
Amortization Period and a Rapid
Amortization Period)...................$ 0.00
(g) The number and aggregate principal
balance of Loans which are delinquent
by 30-59 days, 60-89 days and 90 or
more days or at the end of the close
of business on the last day of the
preceding Monthly Collection Period:
Days Delinquent Amount
30-59 149 1,646,582.90
60-89 54 599,397.76
90 or more 26 254,174.60
Total 229 2,500,155.26
(h) The aggregate Liquidation Loss Amount
for all Loans that became Liquidated Loans
in the Monthly Collection Period.... $ (2,173.65)
2. Servicing Fee.
The aggregate amount of the Servicing
Fee paid to the Servicer with respect
to the preceding Monthly Collection
Period.................................$ 48,728.46
3. Payment Shortfalls.
(a) The amount of the Certificateholders'
Interest Carryover Shortfall after
giving effect to the payments set forth
in paragraph A.1(b) above..............$ 0.00
(b) The amount of the Certificateholders
Interest Carryover Shortfalls set
forth in paragraph B.3.(a) above per
$1,000 interest........................$ 0.0000000
4. Transfer of Subsequent Loans.
(a) Aggregate Principal Amount of Subsequent
Loans to be acquired by the Trust on
such Monthly Payment Date..............$ 0.00
(b) Aggregate amount on deposit in the
Excess Funding Account on such Monthly
Payment Date after giving effect to all
deposits and withdrawals therefrom on
such Monthly Payment Date..............$ 2,177,825.36
(c)Aggregate amount on deposit in the
Excess Funding Interest Subaccount on
such Monthly Payment Date after giving
effect to all deposits and withdrawals
therefrom on such Monthly Payment Date.$ 907,791.55
(d) Aggregate amount on deposit in the
Excess Funding Principal Subaccount on
such Monthly Payment Date after giving
effect to all deposits and withdrawals
therefrom on such Monthly Payment Date.$ 1,270,033.82
5. Draws on Policy.
(a) Amount of the distribution set forth
in paragraph A.1(a) in respect of a
draw on the Policy.....................$ 0.00
(b) Amount of the distribution set forth
in paragraph A.1(b) in respect of a
draw on the Policy.....................$ 0.00
(c) Amount of the distribution set forth
in paragraph A.1(c) in respect of a
draw on the Policy.....................$ 0.00
6. Draws on Reserve Fund and Excess Funding Account.
(a) Amount of the distribution set forth in
paragraph A.1(a) in respect of Reserve
Fund interest Transfer Amount..........$ 0.00
(b) Amount of the distribution set forth in
paragraph A.1(a) in respect of Reserve
Fund Principal Transfer Amount.........$ 0.00
(c) Amount of the distribution set forth in
paragraph A.1(a) in respect of Excess
Funding Interest Transfer Amount.......$ 0.00
Chevy Chase Bank, F.S.B.
Home Loan Trust 1996-1 Servicer
By:_____________________________
Mark Holles
Group Vice President
