How To Avoid Mortgage Loan Denial By Underwriters

1. How To Avoid Mortgage Loan Denial By Underwriters

* Homebuyers depend and rely on a mortgage pre-approval by their lenders. Once they get a written pre-approval letter by a mortgage lender, buyers then go shopping for a home and enter into a real estate purchase contract on a home.

- They already have completed a mortgage application
- Their credit has been checked
- They supplied documents such as two years tax returns, two years W-2s, two months bank statements, and other required mortgage documents
- The mortgage loan originator most likely got a Fannie Mae Automated Underwriting System DU approval and everything seems like a go
- However, during the underwriting process, their mortgage loan gets a mortgage loan denial

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