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Simple, Flat-Fee Underwriting & RMLO Compliance

We provide professional underwriting and seller-finance RMLO compliance for owner-occupied transactions — with straightforward pricing and no percentage-based fees.

Members of The Seller Finance Playbook course get a $600 credit toward their first underwrite.

FLAT FEE PRICING

$ 799 Flat Fee Per File
  • Required Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosures
  • Dodd-Frank certification
  • Form 1008 Uniform Underwriting and Transmittal Summary
  • Credit report
  • Borrower loan application and income documentation / verification
  • All documents generated and raw data collected during the underwriting process

Stage 1 — Term Sheet Submission

$199 Due Upfront

Billed when you submit a signed term sheet.

This stage includes:

If the borrower does not qualify or the deal does not move forward

your exposure is limited to $199.

Stage 2 — Loan Estimate Issued

$600 Due at Loan Estimate

This stage includes:

If the borrower does not qualify or the deal does not move forward

your exposure is limited to $600.

Why We Use a 2-Stage Billing Model

Limits your upfront risk on deals that don’t close
Encourages proper borrower prescreening
Avoids percentage-based fees on principal balance
Keeps incentives aligned around viable transactions

Compliance & Billing Requirements

By law, we are required to invoice the lender, not the borrower, as we perform underwriting and RMLO compliance services on behalf of lenders.

Loan Documents

We offer professionally prepared mortgage note and deed of trust documents for all 50 states, making it easy to move from underwriting to closing without coordinating a separate document provider.

Loan documents are available for a flat fee of $595 per transaction.

How to Order

When you submit your term sheet to get started on a deal, you’ll have the option to select whether or not you’d like us to include loan documents as part of your order. Simply check the box during submission, and we’ll handle the rest.

What’s Included

Important Limitations

Closing Disclosure Balancing

In most transactions, the title company prepares the final Closing Disclosure (CD) using their finalized figures for title fees, recording costs, and other settlement charges. In some cases, the title company may request that we update our CD to match their final numbers. We can accommodate this request, with a few important guidelines.

How CD Balancing Works

Additional Rebalances

If further changes are required after the initial rebalance:

To avoid delays or extra fees, please ensure the title company is providing final, confirmed numbers before requesting a rebalance.