DOCUMENT CHECKLIST

Refinance Checklist

Track the information and papers to be provided when applying. 

  • Complete legal name, social security number, date of birth
  • Primary telephone number, email addresses, current addresses, and past addresses in the last two years
  • Gross income, including primary, secondary, and part-time employment plus overtime, bonuses, and fees when appropriate.
  • Secondary revenues, including veteran benefits, disability payments, alimony, child support, and rental/investment revenues, and amounts considered for repaying that borrowing
  • All firms’ names, addresses, and phone numbers in the previous two years
  • Each bank’s value, pension, investment, and other asset accounts
  • Expenditures including living, credit card, loan payments, child support, etc.
  • The original price, year of purchase, the current market value estimate
  • The sum of all debts secured by the property

 

Documents

You will ask for any or all of the papers specified below by your mortgage specialist. Be prepared to supply extra papers as your application progresses.

 

Income / Employment / Assets

  • Application for a tax transcript, completed, signed, dated IRS Form 4506-T
  • Pay stubs spanning the latest 30 days include information from year to year (for all jobs and applicants)
  • W-2s in the last 2 years
  • Over the last two years, federal tax returns (1040)
  • Written explanation if there is a job gap or a job gap for less than two years
  • Asset / Bank statements — Most recent reports for all accounts in the application for two months — all pages

 

Credit:

  • Late payments, collections, judgments, or other negative factors present in credit history Letter of Credit Explanation
  • Documentation of the source of money for significant asset deposits (outside of payroll or gift fund deposits)
  • The judicial decision for every duty owing to legal action Court order (example: lawsuit, judgment, child support)
  • Insolvency  of bankruptcies in the history of credit
  • Public service, phone company, cable, automotive insurance, and other expenditures payment history

 

If Self-employed

 

Federal tax returns – completed copies for the previous 3 years (personnel and company returns).

 

Statement of profit and loss — year on year

 

All company debts list

 

Other

Driving License and card of social security — readable copies.

Insurance hazard information, including the name and telephone number of the agent

Consult with your legal adviser regarding the loss of any benefits to which you entitle under the Civil Relief Act of your Servicemembers or the appropriate state legislation if you are an active-duty servicemember before pursuing a refinancing of your current loan.

Content and information are given as a courtesy. We do not guaranty or warrant that the material is accurate or comprehensive and we accept no responsibility to make use of it.

Purchase Checklist

Track the information and papers to be provided when applying.

 

Information: 

  • Full legal name, Social Security number, Birthdate, Primary contact number, email address, current, and former addresses in residence and mail during the last two years
  • Gross income, including primary, secondary, and part-time employment plus overtime, bonuses, and fees when appropriate.
  • Secondary revenues, including veteran benefits, disability payments, alimony, child support, and rental/investment revenues, and amounts considered for repaying that borrowing
  • All employers’ names, addresses, and phone numbers in the previous two years
  • Each bank’s value, pension, investment, and other asset accounts
  • Expenditures including living, credit card, loan payments, child support, etc.

 

Documents: 

You will ask for any or all of the papers specified below by your mortgage specialist. Be prepared to supply extra papers as your application progresses.

 

Income / Employment / Assets

  • Application for a tax transcript, completed, signed, dated IRS Form 4506-T
  • Pay stubs spanning the latest 30 days include information from year to year (for all jobs and applicants)
  • W-2s in the last 2 years
  • Over the last two years, federal tax returns (1040)
  • Written explanation if there is a job gap or a job gap for less than two years
  • Asset / Bank statements — Most recent reports for all accounts in the application for two months — all pages

 

Credit

  • Late payments, collections, judgments, or other negative factors present in credit history Letter of Credit Explanation
  • Documentation of the source of money for significant asset deposits (outside of payroll or gift fund deposits)
  • The judicial decision for every duty owing to legal action Court order (example: lawsuit, judgment, child support)
  • Insolvency  of bankruptcies in the history of credit
  • Public service, phone company, cable, automotive insurance, and other expenditures payment history

 

 

If Self-employed

 

Federal tax returns – completed copies for the previous 3 years (personnel and company returns).

Statement of profit and loss — year on year

All company debts list

 

Other

Driving License and card of social security — readable copies.

 

Consult with your legal adviser regarding the loss of any benefits to which you entitle under the Civil Relief Act of your Servicemembers or the appropriate state legislation if you are an active-duty servicemember before pursuing a refinancing of your current loan.

 

Content and information are given as a courtesy. We do not guaranty or warrant that the material is accurate or comprehensive and we accept no responsibility to make use of it.

VA Loans Checklist

Not all are eligible for a VA loan. In addition to completing the income, assets, and credit VA loan requirements, you need to comply with the military service guidelines.

 

A VA home loan may be eligible if:

You should fulfill the standards for minimum service. The number of years you served in the military will be shown in your DD Form 214.

Under VA, if you have been serving this period of time at least, you meet the minimum service requirement:

  • 90 days of active service
  • Wartime for 90 straight days
  • In peace, 181 days
  • National Guard or Reserve for more than six years

 

You are borrowing on your own or with a co-borrower who is eligible. You must borrow on your own, with a spouse, or with another eligible veteran to be eligible for no down payment. If not, you may be required to make a down payment.

 

You should meet the residual income requirement. Based on your after-tax income, residual income calculates how much free cash you have each month. The minimum necessary is determined by the size of your home and family, as well as the location of your home.

 

You should have a two-year work history. Lenders prefer a consistent two-year employment history, but they may make concessions for freshly released veterans.

 

You should have a credit score of at least 600. Despite the fact that the VA standards do not specify a minimum credit score, We require a minimum of 600 credit score

 

You should intend to make the house your primary resident. A VA loan cannot be used to purchase a second home or investment property.

When you’re eligible for the above, follow these steps:

 

Gather all of your financial documents. A month’s worth of paystubs, two years’ worth of W-2s, and 60 days’ worth of bank statements, in addition to your VA documents, should be provided. Send letters to explain gaps in your employment history, credit problems, or big deposits into your bank accounts.

 

Lock in your interest rate and cover the cost of a VA appraisal. Your rate isn’t set in stone until you lock it in. A VA appraisal will likewise cost more than one for a conventional or FHA loan to verify the worth of the home you’re buying or refinancing. If you are eligible for the VA IRRRL program, you can avoid paying the appraisal cost.

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