Covers all income types and best practices for calculating and verifying borrower income accurately.
I have been writing blogs for UberWriter since 2013 on many different underwriting topics. While putting together some training information I realized that I have zero blogs about P/L’s in
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 differ. Being outside the scope
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 can be hard to remember
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 quite a variety of questions
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 guidelines that are just vague.
Ever wonder why the IRS tax code is currently at 74,608 pages of information? (and yes, this is a rhetorical question). I am convinced it is a ploy to drive
If you have ever worked with a borrower who is an excellent saver but is coming up short on DTI ratio you might be able to use this extra trick
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 is to create a uniform
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 to form and support your
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 this game where you look
