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HOW TO WRITE A SAMPLE LETTER OF EXPLANATION FOR MORTGAGE UNDERWRITERS? WHAT ARE THE STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO WRITE A LETTER TO MORTGAGE UNDERWRITERS?
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A great blast from the blast
Midnight Oil. Beds are burning 🔥 😤 😒
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What is the role of a mortgage underwriter at a mortgage lender. What is the main function of a underwriter. What does a mortgage underwriter exactly do. How long does it take the underwriter to clear to close.
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What is title when you buy or refinance a house? How does the title process work? What prevents title from being transfered.
To protect from title issues when purchasing property, buyers should purchase title insurance, hire a real estate agent, and conduct a home inspection. What prevents the title claims against title. What constitutes defect in title.
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HOW MUCH ARE CLOSING COSTS ON FHA and VA Streamline Refinance. How much are closing costs for FHA streamline refinance? What is the funding fee for a VA streamline refinance? Are closing costs higher on FHA streamline refinance versus VA streamline refinance? What is the process from application to closing on FHA and Streamline Refinance. Can the borrower roll all of the closing costs on the new streamline refinance FHA or VA loan.
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Sapna Sharma.
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WHAT IS SETTLEMENT AND CLOSING? HOW DOES SETTLEMENT AND CLOSING WORK IN THE MORTGAGE PROCESS. WHAT DOES SETTLEMENT MEAN FOR A HOUSE? WHAT IS SETTLEMENT IN MORTGAGE. WHAT IS A SETTLEMENT MORTGAGE. WHAT DOES SETTLEMENT FEE MEAN IN MORTGAGE. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SETTLEMENT AND A CLOSING.
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Gustan Cho.
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What are judgments? What are deficiency judgments? What are examples of judgments? Can you please run a few case scenarios how a derogatory or delinquent account turns in a judgment? Can I get a mortgage loan with a judgment? How do I clear up a judgment? Can I vacate a judgment? What are considered judgments? What are the four types of judgments? What happens if a defendant does not pay a judgment? What happens after a judgment is entered against you. What does a judgment for the defendant mean? What is a default judgment? How long is the statute of limitation on judgments? How can you resolve a judgment and get on the road to rebuilding your credit.
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What are high-cost mortgage loans? What is the difference between high-cost versus high-priced loans. What is true about high-cost loans. Why can’t mortgage loan originators not understand high-cost loans and the violation of high-cost. What is high-cost lending. What is high-cost predatory lending. What is a high-priced loan? Can you please explain high-cost requirements. What are protections against high-cost mortgage loans.
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What is predatory lending in the mortgage industry. What is meant by predatory lending. What are the most common predatory loans. How do I know if a loan is predatory. Which answer is an example of predatory lending. Is predatory lending against the law and not legal? How does a loan officer realize that the loan he or she is originating borders on predatory lending.
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What is a credit supplement. Why do mortgage lender need to do a credit supplement on a borrower. For what reasons? How does the credit supplement process work. Can you run several case scenarios where a mortgage processor or underwriter need to do a credit supplement and the importance of credit supplements. Do credit supplements delay the mortgage process and the closing?
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What is the loan estimate in the mortgage process? What is the closing disclosure? What is the difference between the loan estimate and closing disclosure? Can the loan estimate and closing disclosure be issued the same day? Does the closing disclosure mean the mortgage loan is approved? Should the closing disclosure closely mirror the loan estimate?
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What is occupancy fraud. How is occupancy fraud determined. Is occupancy fraud a serious crime? Would a mortgage lender send an investigator to check on the borrower’s occupancy type? How do lenders verify owner occupancy. What happens if the borrower committed occupancy fraud, what are the consequences. Who gets in trouble if there was occupancy fraud committed. Who investigates occupancy fraud.
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What is considered payment shock by mortgage lenders. How do lenders calculate payment shock. What is considered low payment shock. How is low payment shock considered a compensating factor. Can you give a few case scenarios of payment shock.
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What is delayed financing and how does delayed financing work? What are the disadvantages of delayed financing? What is the 90 day rule for delayed financing. What is the difference between delayed financing versus cash-out refinancing. What are the benefits for delayed financing. What type of mortgage loan program does delayed financing apply to? Does Texas have special rules and guidelines on delayed financing?
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What does being judgment proof mean? How can you qualify for a mortgage with an outstanding judgment? Can you get approved for a mortgage if you are judgment proof? How can you get rid of a judgment.
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Question: In the middle of approving someone to purchase property , which was going to be investment loan. Their home catches on fire total loss. Their home was paid for, they are now residing in hotel. Rental well we know terrible. So my thinking buy something so have a place to put head. what investors would allow to purchase home being owner occupied. While they have property in name. They will be residing in home, after renovations to be done. Don’t even have a home in mind. But I may know of one that they could purchase, and live in for a year or so. Until they decide what they will do.
To me I don’t think issue, have proof that they will have to reside in home.
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There are instances when mortgage underwriters will require reserves from borrowers. What does reserves mean? Can equity in the home or 401k be used for reserves? How about if you have a paid off vehicle or precious metals? Or what if you have hard core cash. Can those be used for reserves?
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Why is it that homebuyers and homeowners have a hard time financing homes that is build on ten or more acres. What is it with acreage that lenders do not like?
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Can anyone tell me more about contract processing? I do not know how contract processing works and want to know how this concept will benefit my home buyer. I have been a real estate agent and managing broker for 25 years and have worked with dozens of loan officers over the years and never hear of such thing. Is it better for real estate agents to refer clients to mortgage brokers without contract processing? Do real estate agents connect with contract mortgage processors? Who pays for contract processing? Are contract mortgage processors competent and experienced? I think processing is the most important step throughout the mortgage process. Thank you in advance.
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Like to introduce you to Tricia James. Tricia is one of the most talented wholesale lenders who always goes above and beyond. She is working on a client with a recent 120-day mortgage late payment that dozens of other wholesale lenders could not do. She knows how to structure a deal and present it the right way. She is hands down a five-plus star wholesale mortgage professional. Here is a podcast she did a few months ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxFyJIvQ6JU&feature=youtu.be
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Anyone know why mortgage lenders do not like log homes? Log homes are stronger and has better insulation.
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Gustan Cho.
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This question is for Michelle McCue. Alex and I have a disagreement on can a high school graduate qualify for a mortgage if they have a full time job after high school. I say yes because high school is treated no differently than college on the past two years of full time schooling . Please give us your take and guidelines on the loan programs. I have done loans for recent high school graduates.
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This discussion was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by
Gustan Cho.
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The team at Gustan Cho Associates are experts in helping borrowers qualify and get approved for non-qualified no income document mortgages. We can help borrowers without traditional income sources with our no-ratio mortgage programs. A credit score over 660 is required, as well as at least one tradeline open 24 months or more. Down payments and reserve requirements will vary.
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Time flies, and everyone wants to limit the wasteful. The time they spend going to the wrong source for research on buying a home and getting approved for a mortgage. Over 80% of our clients at Gustan Cho Associates are borrowers who could not qualify at other mortgage companies due to the lender’s overlays or because the lender did not have the best mortgage loan option
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