Ms. Aristeguieta has been underwriting FHA-Insured loans throughout the United States for over 11 years. Ms. Aristeguieta was approved in 1992 as a Chief Underwriter in all 10 regions of HUD, and has underwritten in excess of $1 billion of FHA-Insured multifamily and healthcare loans nationwide.

Ms. Aristeguieta is a founder and CFO of American Mortgage Solutions, LLC and is a HUD approved MAP underwriter for the company.

Prior to founding American Mortgage Solutions, LLC, Ms. Aristeguieta was the Senior HUD Loan Underwriter for Arbor Commercial Mortgage, LLC (A National HUD Multifamily Apartment and Healthcare Lender) from September 1997 to March 2003 and was instrumental in the start up of the FHA Lending Division for Arbor. As the Senior HUD Loan Underwriter, Ms. Aristeguieta was responsible for underwriting loan applications submitted nationally to HUD under the MAP Program, attending and conducting site inspections and pre-application meetings, preparing closing statements and supporting documents, assisting on all loan closings, preparation of HUD underwriting narratives and forms as required for MAP processing, mortgage credit review and analysis, supervision of the collection of loan application documents, review of valuation, architectural, cost, and environmental reports, and the preparation of loan quotes for clients pursuant to various HUD financing programs.

Ms. Aristeguieta is Co-owner of a Copyright for FHA Loan Analysis Worksheets developed by Mr. Boris and her.

Prior to Arbor, Ms. Aristeguieta was a FHA-Insured Loan Underwriter for GMACCM and American Capital Resource, Inc. where she commenced her FHA loan underwriting career in 1992.

Before commencing her career in arranging FHA-Insured financings, Ms. Aristeguieta worked for several real estate developers in various capacities, was a Liquidator-in-Charge of insolvent thrifts for the RTC, responsible for the auctioning of RTC held properties in the State of South Carolina, and responsible for the sale and management of all types of real estate held by the FSLIC prior to its merger into the RTC/FDIC.