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As subject matter experts on Project Reviews, we have often been invited as guest speakers to discuss the topic of project types and how they
As subject matter experts on Project Reviews, we have often been invited as guest speakers to discuss the topic of project types and how they

For those of us who have worked in the mortgage industry long enough to become comfortable and familiar with all the jargon and acronyms, it

Our last blog we talked about how the changes to the 2018 1040 tax form affected mortgage underwriting requirements. The key topic in that blog was that mortgage calculations

One great thing about being involved with UberWriter is the chance to discuss different topics with mortgage professionals from different positions and companies. This allows

When I am teaching about underwriting topics, Allregs makes some guidelines very clear which leaves no room for any grey area. Then there are those

On Freddie Mac’s home page, you will see the tag line “We Make Home Possible”, when I see changes in the guidelines as outlined on

I would bet at one time or another you have Googled Freddie Mac Form 91 and gave it a try. The purpose of this form

I have often said that growing a business has many similarities as raising kids. Every business owner knows that you must spend countless hours helping

When I worked as a mortgage recourse auditor, I had to play a game daily called “where’s waldo”. I am sure you have heard of

Over the last twelve months I have been confronted with quickly learning the in’s and outs of Fannie Mae Day 1 Certainty program, this blog

One of the more challenging areas in building UberWriter is getting agreement from FHA DE’s on the details of determining self-employed income. I spent my

Off and on for the last few years I have been a volunteer financial coach at my church using the Financial Peace University program created by Dave Ramsey. This is a fantastic program that provides all you need to know about how to keep a “peaceful” balance of money in your life.

The conventional (FNMA/FHLMC) cash out delayed financing exception program seems to carry a lot of misinformation with the program. I think the reason behind this top mistake is it isn’t a widely used program. Unless you work at a lender where the sales staff has a good clientele of rehabbers or investment property purchasers, you may not see this program.

The challenge of estimating the effect student loans on a potential borrower’s ability to repay their mortgage still seems to be an issue at both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. With the rising cost of getting an education, making a wrong move now could be detrimental to the future of our industry.

A question that has come up in our email box recently is “Can I use “other income” noted on the VOE”? I think the increase of this question in our in-box has to do with the increased use of Fannie Mae’s Day 1 Certainty program. When I reply and ask a few questions it goes something like this.