RC_LP_U_200.2 Income Review in Residential Underwriting

1-5 Education Intermediate Loan Production (Origination, Underwriting, Processing) Residential Self-Study Web-Based Courses
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A borrower's capacity to repay a mortgage loan is primarily measured by the applicant's employment and income. Proper calculation of qualifying income is key to arriving at an accurate set of qualifying ratios. Therefore, it is critical that an underwriter evaluates income and income sources in the appropriate manner, following income guidelines that are acceptable to the final loan investor.

In Income Review in Residential Underwriting, stable, secondary, and seasonal income from employment are discussed, along with variable sources of income derived from overtime, bonus, and commissions. The course also provides a basic overview of the more advanced underwriting income techniques used to analyze self-employment income. Income from sources other than employment, such as child support, alimony, pensions, and interest income, are also examined. Toward the end of the course, techniques for underwriting rental income from the subject property are discussed.

This is a single-family/residential course.

Topics:
  • Stable Employment Income
  • Secondary and Seasonal Income
  • Variable Employment Income
  • Overtime and Bonus Income
  • Commission Income
  • Self-Employed Income
  • Non-Employed Income
  • Rental Income from Subject Property

     

    Seat time approximately 2 hours.

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