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Not really.

Posted by CC in OC on April 19, 2008 at 6:58 PM

In Reply to: Re: i understand both sides posted by hard money lender on April 19, 2008 at 6:25 PM

* isnt that pretty much what i said? *

Well, no. An underwriter isn't going to read an entire trust agreement to get the gist of what the trust is trying to accomplish. Therefore, s/he would send it to the legal department, which doesn't have the TIME, either. In other words, it's just too much damn time and trouble--not a lack of understanding--to lend to trusts.

Underwriters are expected to spend no more than 45 minutes or so underwriting a file. If they spent that much time just reading a trust agreeent, they'd get too far behind to do any good at all. Solution? No trusts. (I'm giving you the explanation that was once given to me by an underwriter.)


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