Letter of Employment
During the Underwriting process, Lenders typically require that a Letter of Employment be provided by the employer of the mortgage applicant. In your Letter of Employment, your employer will verify that you work at their company, share how long you have worked there and how much you make. Your Lender may also request additional information from your employer that they should include in your letter.
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Don Scott
Don Scott is the founder of a challenger mortgage brokerage that is focused on improving access to mortgages. We can eliminate traditional biases and market restrictions through the use of technology to deliver a mortgage experience focused on the customer. Frankly, getting a mortgage doesn't have to be stressful.
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