With the implementation of Financial Assessment looming, we’ve joined forces with our expert underwriter, RMS’ Ralph Rosynek, to discuss how we can provide our readers with the resources and advice they need to prepare for HUD’s new guidelines.
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seek information from the readers themselves. What concerns do you have about Financial Assessment? Do you feel prepared to incorporate new procedures into your loan process? What aspects of Financial Assessment do you feel you need more training to better understand?
By answering these questions and others included in our survey on page 32, you can help us learn how we can be most helpful to you and your team as the industry adjusts to
the new guidelines.
To participate, visit reversereview.com/survey and submit your answers by March 10. Check back in with TRR to read the results of our survey and learn what your colleagues in the space said about preparing for this latest wave of change.
By offering tips and advice on how to best navigate the challenges presented by the Financial Assessment, we hope to help our readers adjust to and thrive under the new rules.


