Paystubs from present employer
covering at least the most recent thirty days.
For self employed borrowers: 1998
and 1997 tax returns along with a year-to-date profit and loss
statement.
For borrowers who own 25% or more of
any corporation, 1998 and 1997 corporate tax returns along with a
year-to-date profit and loss statement.
Most recent bank statements covering
three (3) months, all pages.
Documentation of any assets listed
on loan application which do not fall under the heading of
"bank statements". Must cover a three month or one
fiscal quarter period.
If a gift is being used for this
transaction; original gift letter signed by donor and
documentation of donor's funds (i.e. three months bank statements
or similar documentation). Evidence of reciept and deposit
of gift funds into a liquid personal account.
For any rental properties owned;
copies of leases and mortgage coupons or payment stubs
Copies of car titles if vehicles are
less than four (4) years old and are debt free.
Letter with statement of estimated
closing date (this is only an estimate)
If applicable, final signed divorce
property settlement agreement or separation agreement
Copy of drivers license or
government issued photo identification for all borrowers
Purchase Loans:
Copy of sales contract for subject
property signed by borrowers and sellers including all addendums
Copy of cancelled earnest money
deposit check (front and back)
Copy of HUD-1 settlement statement
from sale of previous home (if applicable) showing net proceeds
from sale or copy of sales contract for sale of current home.
Refinance Loans:
Mortgage coupon or payment stub and
copy of property deed.
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