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Updates, tips, and insights from the BorrowerDocs team.
Underwriters need to verify three things: you are employed, how long, and how much you earn. Here is what proves each one.
A secure upload link is faster. A borrower portal has more structure. Here is how to decide which one fits the situation.
Gift funds are allowed on most loan types. But underwriting needs three things: a letter, proof the donor had the money, and a transfer record.
Conditions, stips, suspense, PTD, PCD, clear to close. A plain-English guide to underwriting terminology that borrowers and LOs both ask about.
Beyond the checklist: what underwriters look for in self-employed returns, P&Ls, and K-1s, and how to get ahead of conditions.
When underwriting asks for a letter of explanation, here is what to include, what to avoid, and copy-paste templates for the most common scenarios.
Most first-pass underwriting conditions are preventable. A quick QC pass before you submit catches the most common triggers.
What to gather before pre-approval, what comes up during underwriting, and why lenders ask for each item.
The core mortgage document checklist is 90% the same across loan types. Here's the 10% that changes for FHA, VA, and conventional.
A simple status system for mortgage document collection that keeps borrowers focused and prevents last-minute surprises.
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