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THE PATH TOHOME FINANCING
GETTING STARTEDNot just a motto, it is a promise. To help us keep our word, get
these documents to your Loan Officer as soon as possible.
• Photo IDs
• Pay Stubs -from the last 30 days of all jobs
• Most Recent 2 yrs. W-2s -from each wage-earner applicant
• Most Recent 2 yrs. 1040s
Personal Federal Income Tax Returns -with all schedules, statements, & addenda completed & signed
• Bank Statements -most current and showing two-month history - ALL PAGES
• Brokerage Statements -most current and showing two-month history - ALL PAGES
• Retirement Statements -most current and showing two-month history - ALL PAGES
• Purchase Contract
• Signed consent forms -provided by your Loan Officer
• Additional documentation may be required
1. APPLICATIONTo get the process started, the first step is completing the loan
application and providing the documentation listed under our
application checklist. Once obtained, the loan officer will
analyze the application, your credit report, income, and assets
to determine the best mortgage product for your needs.
1. APPLICATIONOnce the mortgage product has been determined, your loan
officer will provide you with all of the disclosures that are
required, inclusive of a Good Faith Estimate and Truth-in-
Lending,
among others. Additionally, any required documentation not
provided at the time of the loan application will be requested
again to prevent any delays in the process.
AFTER THE APPLICATIONOnce your application has been submitted, keep these things in mind to prevent any delays.
WHAT TO DO• Keep all accounts current
• Let your Lender know about changes to your contract or loan
• Find a Homeowner’s insurance provider as soon as possible
AFTER THE APPLICATIONOnce your application has been submitted, keep these things in mind to prevent any delays.
WHAT NOT TO DO• Change banks or transfer money -Loan Officer can assist with this, if needed.
• Co-sign on any loans
• Inquire with other lenders because this will drop your credit score
• Put any financial documents out of reach in case your Loan Officer needs them
• Apply for new credit of any kind
• Make large or financed purchases
• Close credit accounts or pay off any collections
• Change jobs before closing
• Move before the closing
2. PROCESSINGUpon receipt of the requested documents and the disclosures,
the loan is moved forward in the process to the individual
processor. The Processor will prepare the loan for presentation
to the Underwriter for Loan Approval. As part of the preparation
the Processor will validate all calculations and documentation,
as well as order the appraisal and title work for the property.
3. UNDERWRITINGThe Underwriter reviews and validates all of the loan
documentation. After the review, the loan is issued a Conditional
Loan Approval. It is common for the Underwriter to need additional
documentation from the borrower, known as an Underwriting
Condition. Upon satisfactory review of the Underwriting
Conditions, the loan is issued a CTC or “Clear to Close”.
4. CLOSINGAt this point in the process your loan is Clear to Close prompting
the lender to prepare and send your closing documents to the
closing attorney or title company. This is the office where you will
execute your closing documents at an agreed upon time between
yourself, the builder, and the Title Company. Upon completing the
execution of your closing documents, the lender will fund your
mortgage transaction completing the process of what started as a
dream and now is a reality.
4. CLOSING
YOU ARE NOW A PROUD,NEW HOMEOWNER!
CONTACT ME TODAY
Cory Jeffries Loan Officer | NMLS# 334969
843-424-9989cjeffries@lincloan.comwww.FloridaResidentialLoans.com
Thank You!