[Ben@Acre]

Don’t let your deals die at the hands of lazy underwriters.

Get a decision within 45 mins
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[TheUnderwriter]

Don’t let your deals die at the hands of lazy underwriters.

Get a decision within 45 mins
Contracts sent within 30
Funds wired same-day
12 points - no fuss
Easy

Send an email to iso@acreadvance.com
or call me at (732) 284-2054

I get offers out in under 15 minutes and contracts out in under 3 minutes. Dont throw me in this mix of lazy underwriters!

[MCA-VET]

Don’t let your deals die at the hands of lazy underwriters.

Get a decision within 45 mins
Contracts sent within 30
Funds wired same-day
12 points - no fuss
Easy

Send an email to iso@acreadvance.com
or call me at (732) 284-2054

Ben - I dont think anyones deals die in the hands of lazy underwriters --- one would make the case deals die when UW's are not lazy... but certainly not getting killed by being lazy....

[Ben@Acre]

I get offers out in under 15 minutes and contracts out in under 3 minutes. Dont throw me in this mix of lazy underwriters!

Ha! You should work for us!

[Ben@Acre]

Ben - I dont think anyones deals die in the hands of lazy underwriters --- one would make the case deals die when UW's are not lazy... but certainly not getting killed by being lazy....

No, they aren't getting killed by laziness, they never see the light of day though...
UW's looks at the deal 2-3 hrs after submission. Gives offer. Accepted offer needs approval from the head underwriter. ETC ETC ETC...

[BR-Nightmare]

No, they aren't getting killed by laziness, they never see the light of day though...
UW's looks at the deal 2-3 hrs after submission. Gives offer. Accepted offer needs approval from the head underwriter. ETC ETC ETC...

Many of the top funders have underwriting see the file when contracts are signed, and some do it upon submission. Yes, time does kill deals but so does being unprepared with your submission and/or asking for $100k offer for a deal the qualifies for $20k.

I've done $20k deals that took a day or two and I have done a $500k within hours. I can tell you out right laziness was not a factor on each deal on my end.

[CHAJIR]

Many of the top funders have underwriting see the file when contracts are signed, and some do it upon submission. Yes, time does kill deals but so does being unprepared with your submission and/or asking for $100k offer for a deal the qualifies for $20k.

I've done $20k deals that took a day or two and I have done a $500k within hours. I can tell you out right laziness was not a factor on each deal on my end.

You could not have said it any better!!

[Ben@Acre]

Many of the top funders have underwriting see the file when contracts are signed, and some do it upon submission. Yes, time does kill deals but so does being unprepared with your submission and/or asking for $100k offer for a deal the qualifies for $20k.

I've done $20k deals that took a day or two and I have done a $500k within hours. I can tell you out right laziness was not a factor on each deal on my end.

True, when all parties involved want to get the deal funded, things move along quickly.

Not all funders have their underwrites motivated enough though...

[CHAJIR]

True, when all parties involved want to get the deal funded, things move along quickly.

Not all funders have their underwrites motivated enough though...

That's true too.
We do underwriting after contracts are requested.

Chajir Ale
ISO Relationship Manager
EZLoan

Phone: 786 870 7248
Email: chajir@yourezloan.com
Website: www.yourezloan.com
Address: 2655 S Le Jeune Rd #309, Coral Gables, FL, 33134

[NotALoan]

I doubt deals die due to lazy underwriters. More likely than not, the file has an issue that requires further investigation, like past defaults, potentially manipulated statements, etc. and the merchant decides to go with an offer that doesn't ask too many questions...

I'd say that's more a reflection on the merchant than the underwriter, but of course, the broker doesn't see it that way.