I have an interview coming up with a top Fannie Mae DUS lender... was hoping learn a little more about DUS lending, hear others experiences, and any potential interview tips. Thanks!
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Tips, yeah know what a DUS lender is.
DUS is delegated underwriting servicing. They originate loans Fannie and Freddy, those loans that fall in that wheelhouse are not kept on their book but "sold" to Fannie and Freddie. Most organizations have a balance sheet a well. They are good shops generally.
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