These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

I really don’t want to have to wait an additional 60 days to get started.

A year is a long time to not know you have additional tenants.

One week before the final signing the buyer loses their job after which the loan processor calls the employer to verify employment so the deal can not close.

Becoming an LO seemed to make sense given my background, but more importantly was something I found very intriguing and and have been pursuing enthusiastically since.I've got an interview tomorrow with my current employer's Regional LO Manager and was curious what advice you all might have for me.A few questions I've pondered and ran by LO friends but want to continue exploring:What does it take to be a good lender?

What @Karen Rittenhouse said....additionally, always good to post an "ask facebook" post. 

The lender is not damaged and presumably the owner was there long enough to satisfy the time requirement.Any *misrepresentation* on a bank loan, like intent, (reason for the loan), income, addresses lived at, rental history, amount of money in the bank, assets, liabilities, employment, time on the job, number of dependents, source of funds (the common things people lie about on applications that get them into trouble) etc, etc are potentially mortgage & wire fraud.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

In addition, these are the areas and demographics that are typically hurt the worst during a downturn.

Any event or webinar has an additional sales component and upsell.