Brenda Chasakwa
About Brenda Chasakwa
Brenda Chasakwa is a Mortgage Banking Credit Underwriter with extensive experience in the mortgage industry, currently employed at Chase in Lewisville, Texas. She has previously held positions at Bank of America and Chase, accumulating over a decade of expertise in mortgage underwriting and loan processing.
Current Role at Chase
Brenda Chasakwa currently serves as a Mortgage Banking Credit Underwriter at Chase. She has held this position since 2016, contributing her expertise in credit analysis and risk assessment within the mortgage banking sector. Her role involves evaluating loan applications, ensuring compliance with lending policies, and making informed decisions regarding creditworthiness. She operates from the Lewisville, TX office, where she has built a reputation for her analytical skills and attention to detail.
Previous Experience at Chase
Prior to her current role, Brenda Chasakwa worked at Chase as a Mortgage Banking Senior Underwriter from 2011 to 2016. During her five years in this position, she was responsible for underwriting mortgage loans, assessing borrower qualifications, and managing risk. Her experience in this role allowed her to develop a deep understanding of mortgage products and underwriting guidelines, which she continues to apply in her current position.
Experience at Bank of America
Brenda Chasakwa's career in mortgage banking began at Bank of America, where she worked as a Mortgage Loan Officer for seven months in 2008. Following this role, she transitioned to a Mortgage Underwriter position at the same institution, where she continued to refine her underwriting skills until 2009. This early experience in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area provided her with foundational knowledge in mortgage lending and underwriting processes.
Educational Background
Brenda Chasakwa studied at West London College, where she earned her Bachelor's degree from 1996 to 2000. This educational background equipped her with essential skills and knowledge that have contributed to her career in the mortgage banking industry. The degree has played a role in her professional development and understanding of financial services.