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What Documents Do You Need?
 
Credit history
Signed purchase agreement
Proof of income
Copies of your W-2 forms
Copies of asset information
Copy of your earnest money deposit
Copy of homeowners insurance
Copy of Title Insurance
 
 
   

 

Credit history
When you apply for a mortgage, we must access your credit report to know how credit worthy (or risky) you are as a borrower. The higher your credit score, the more likely that you will qualify for a larger loan, better loan options, and/or a more favorable interest rate . In order to access your credit report, we'll need to know your Social Security number and date of birth.

The purchase agreement is the contract between home buyer and home seller that defines the terms and conditions of the sale. It's possible to get approved based on your income and asset information, but having a signed purchase agreement makes the process faster and easier.

Copies of your W-2 forms
Your W-2 forms will help your lender verify that you are employed and will show your income history.

To qualify for a mortgage, you need to be able to show that you have some money for the closing costs. Acceptable sources of funds may come from other homes with equity ; a savings or checking account; proceeds from the sale of a house; stocks, bonds, mutual funds, a 401k or a money market account; or gift funds. For some home loans, you may need to show statements and/or investment records for these accounts.

The earnest money deposit is a deposit made by a buyer towards the down payment in evidence of good faith when the purchase agreement is signed. The deposit becomes part of the down payment if the offer is accepted, is returned if the offer is rejected, or is forfeited if the buyer pulls out of the deal. Be ready to show a copy of the earnest money deposit if asked.

Just like when you show proof on insurance when buying a car, you have to have homeowner's insurance to verify that you'll have sufficient coverage on the property when getting a mortgage. Homeowners insurance covers any damages that may affect the home's value.

Title insurance protects a buyer against any errors in the title of the property. Having a copy of your title insurance will help verify the legal description of the property, the taxes, and the names on the title.

 
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