FNMA has been busy reviewing and revamping their guidelines over the last few months. Kudos to FNMA’s Chief Credit Officer Carlos Perez and his team
A few weeks back I was working on a purchase loan that was submitted to underwriting for review, nothing out of the ordinary at first,
This installment of the Underwriting guy video blog is Interest / Dividends / Capital Gains. Today we will review the following What the guidelines from
Video Overview – Multiple Financed Properties The FNMA Multi Property Loan can be intimidating if you have not yet had to originate or underwrite a
UberWriter is exiting beta and launching on March 2, 2015. Thanks to all of our beta users in helping refine and improve the site. In
Video Overview – FNMA SEL-2014-16 Have you looked at the new FNMA SEL-2014-16 posted in December of 2014? If you work with self employed borrowers
If you have been following the blogs on UberWriter you know we are not fans of the 1084 form for many reasons. On our blog
Over the last few years the popularity of business owners setting up LLC’s has increased. LLC’s have many advantages over sole proprietorships and standard partnerships.
For the last installment we are going to look at the 1120S and 1120 corporation returns inside the lens of the cash flow analysis form.
Today I want to review partnership cash flow adjustments (or 1065 forms). The 1065 is much more like a Schedule C income than it is
Continuing on with our series on “where is that box”, today I wanted to add the “why” to the items for cash-flow analysis. Working on
Self employed income analysis… probably one of the harder things to get your mind around if you work on the mortgage industry. However once you
It seems over the last few years FNMA and FHLMC are moving just a little further apart in how they look at lending. In my
Michael Whitbeck gets interviewed by Adam Lesner about Uberwriter. Adam is a loan officer with Michigan First Mortgage and is an a passionate advocate for
Updated 07/15/2018 to correct All Regs References For Freddie Mac One thing about the mortgage business you can count on is change, but not everything
