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Automated Underwriting System in Mortgage

What Are The Automated Underwriting System in Mortgage?

All lenders use the automated underwriting system on government and conventional loans before proceeding to the next step of the mortgage process. The automated underwriting system is commonly referred to as AUS. There are two different versions of the automated underwriting system: Fannie Mae’s Desktop Underwriter commonly referred to as DU Freddie Mac’s Loan Prospector…

What Are the Main Types of Mortgage Lenders

What Are the Main Types of Mortgage Lenders?

This Article Is On Correspondent Lending Versus Wholesale Lending By Mortgage Brokers Understanding the difference of Correspondent Lending Versus Wholesale Lending By Mortgage Brokers. Most borrowers will consult with a licensed loan officer when they need to apply for a mortgage. However, not too many consumers know whether the loan officer works for a correspondent…

Buying a House With an Eviction

Can You Buy a House With an Eviction?

If you have an eviction on your record, it doesn’t mean that you can’t ever own a home. There are plenty of programs available to those with less-than-perfect credit histories that can help you get into a home of your own. An eviction is a legal process of removing a tenant from a rental property….

mortgage calculator for DTI Debt To Income Ratio

Debt-To-Income Ratio to Buy a House Calculator

Calculating debt ratio is one of the key elements in getting a mortgage. The formula is basic math: total monthly payments divided by total income (payments/income) When you apply for a mortgage, you’ll need to meet maximum DTI requirements so your lender knows you’re not taking on more debt than you can handle. Lenders prefer…

Can a Realtor Be the Loan Officer in Same Transaction?

Can a Realtor Be the Loan Officer in Same Transaction?

The answer is YES. Licensed real estate agents can be licensed mortgage loan originators at the same time. However, many mortgage companies will not hire loan officers with active real estate licenses. This is not a law and/or a regulation but an internal rule by individual mortgage lenders. Most larger mortgage companies will require licensed…