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An underwriter works for a financial institution to help it assess risk and make financial decisions based on that risk assessment. Underwriters work in a variety of different industries, but are most commonly employed in insurance companies or institutions that provide loans.
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A Mortgage Underwriter, or Mortgage Agent, works on behalf of a financial institution, bank, or credit union to review and approve loan documents for a mortgage. Their duties include assessing financial risk during the mortgage application process, recommending appropriate loan products, and explaining loan details.
A mortgage underwriter is an individual employed by the lender who takes a detailed look into your finances before making a credit decision on your loan.
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MiMutual Mortgage is a privately held Retail and Wholesale non depository mortgage Lender, headquartered in Port Huron, Michigan, licensed and expanding in 30+ states. MiMutual is Federal Housing Administration Full-Eagle and direct Fannie, Freddie, and Ginnie.
The underwriter decides whether a lender will approve your loan and works with you to make sure youve submitted all your paperwork. Ultimately, the underwriter will guarantee you dont close on a mortgage you cant afford. If you dont meet the lenders requirements, the mortgage underwriter will deny the loan.
Mortgage underwriting assesses the risk related to lending money to a borrower to purchase property. This information helps determine interest rates, down payment requirements, and loan terms. Banks and mortgage lenders may have in-house underwriters or may hire a third-party company specializing in underwriting.

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