DO’S AND DON’TS FOR GETTING YOUR LOAN
APPROVED WITH LESS HASSLE
1.
Get the following items together. The faster you get them to your lender the
faster your file will progress:
a.
Last 2 years of Signed Tax returns including
your W-2s. If you are self-employed
they will need business and personal returns with ALL schedules.
b.
30 Days of paystubs
c.
Last 2 months of
bank account statements-Must have your name and account number on them
and must have ALL numbered pages attached.
d.
Current 401K, IRA statements-All pages with your
name and account number.
e.
Copy of Social Security Card and Clear copy of
Driver’s License
f.
Proof of any other income you receive. Social Security will need awards letter. Child
support or alimony will require court documents.
2.
Make sure
there are not any funds deposited into your bank account that are not your
normal payroll earnings. You will have
to source all cash deposits and show where they come from. Cash is usually not acceptable. Be sure to
talk to your lender ahead of time if you are going to get a gift.
3.
DO NOT USE CASH AS YOUR EARNEST MONEY! Make sure
that you will be able to prove that your earnest money came out of your bank
account. Once your earnest money clears your account we will have to have a
copy of the front and back of the check.
4.
DO NOT incur any debt! Don’t open any new
accounts! This can hurt your debt to income ratio and also hurt your credit
score.
5.
DO NOT pay off any debts without talking to your
lender. Paying off debts can decrease
your credit score.
6.
Do not overdraw your bank account. NSF Fee’s do reflect negatively on your loan.
7.
DO NOT co-sign with anyone else on a debt
without talking to your lender.
8.
DO pay all of your bills on time.
9.
DO save all that you can to show more
assets. Assets make your file stronger.
The mortgage process is very
thorough. Make absolutely sure to take
the application very serious and give the lender the CORRECT information. This will eliminate some of the headaches for
you and help make the transaction smoother.
If you are in doubt about anything, call your lender BEFORE you do
anything.
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