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Every mortgage loan application can be different. There are so many case scenarios depending on the borrower. No two mortgage loan applicants are the same. There are countless types of case scenarios where some falls in a gray area. Depending on the type of mortgage lender you work for, a particular borrower may fall within agency guidelines of HUD, VA, USDA, Fannie Mae, or Freddie Mac but may not qualify with a particular mortgage lender due to lender overlays. If you are an MLO for a mortgage broker, you have the wholesale lenders the mortgage broker has wholesale lending agreements with. There are many reputable wholesale lenders with no lender overlays, as well as alternative and non-QM wholesale lenders who can make exceptions on a case by case scenario. If there are cases of a unique situation and is a manual underwriting file, the MLO can turn the file as a TBD underwriting pre-approval file. What this means is the mortgage loan originator does not issue a pre-approval letter until the file is underwritten by a mortgage underwriter with a TBD property. Once the mortgage underwriter qualifies it and pre-approves the file, the pre-approval letter is issued by the mortgage underwriter and not the MLO. With other tough one off cases, the MLO can go over the case scenario with the wholesale mortgage lender’s account executive and if needed, get a second opinion involved with the underwriting desk and/or the underwriting manager.
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Fully Underwritten TBD Mortgage Approval As Pre-Approvals
Fully Underwritten TBD Mortgage Approval are full approvals for borrower on manual underwrites and tougher mortgages without the property
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