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2020 HW Insider: Erin Davison

Premier Mortgage Resources Underwriting Manager

Erin Davison

For more than 35 years, Erin Davison has dedicated herself to helping buyers achieve the dream of homeownership by creating new operations systems and efficiencies and by streamlining the overall operations process.

If you ask her why she does it, the answer is simple: she is genuinely passionate that everyone deserves the chance to own their own home. As an underwriting manager at Premier Mortgage Resources, Davison is constantly driven by the cause behind the mortgage industry and what makes it tick: getting people into a home that they love. Though she has held nearly every role in operations, in her current role Davison now has a new focus in underwriting at Premier Mortgage Resources. Over the last 12 months, Davison has underwritten right alongside her underwriting team. No task is beneath her. If someone needs help, she’s there to get the job done. Davison continually performs at the highest level of excellence; the excellence that is now directly tied to her reputation and for which she is well known.

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