• Identification

    • - Current photo identification (driver’s license or ID card) for each borrower
      - Resident alien card (if you are not a citizen)
      - Social Security numbers or individual taxpayer identification numbers for all borrowers

  • Income

    • - Current pay stubs verifying 30 days of income and year-to-date income (including any overtime, commission or bonus income)
      - W2s/1099s (last two years) and names and addresses of each employer
      - Federal tax returns, with all schedules/attachments (last two years)
      - Partnership/corporate tax returns (last 2 years)
      - Signed year-to-date profit and loss statement
      - K1s for all partnerships
      - Evidence of child support income (i.e. 12 months cancelled checks)
      - Evidence of social security/retirement income (i.e. copy of check or award letter)
      - Rental agreements on all rental properties

  • Assets

    • - Current names, account numbers, and balances of checking, savings, money market, retirement, and credit card accounts
      - Bank statements, all pages (last two to three months)
      - Money market statements (last two to three months)
      - 401k statements
      - Original gift letter – if you are using gifts from parents, relatives or organizations to help cover the down payment or closing costs
      - Copy of transfer of gift funds to escrow or your bank account (ask us first)
      - Verification of donor’s ability to give gift funds (i.e. bank statement)
      - Copy of current mortgage Note (refinance only)
      - Declaration page from current hazard
      - Insurance policy or preferred insurance provider

  • Credit

    • - Home addresses (last two years)
      - Complete divorce settlement documents
      - Complete bankruptcy papers
      - Explanation of derogatory credit
      - Information on other consumer debts, such as: credit cards, car loans, furniture loans, student loans, and department store credit cards.

  • Purchase Transaction

    • - Signed Purchase Agreement

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These documents will help your lender compare your debt payments against the income and assets you have to pay off the debt. Without this information, lenders cannot make a proper assessment of affordability.

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