After spending many weekends visiting open houses and looking
online for just the right place, you’ve found a new home to buy. You’ve done
the negotiating dance and have finally signed the sales contract, which is
contingent on approval of a mortgage loan for you, the buyer.
Now it’s time for your Eaton Federal Savings Bank mortgage
loan expert to get to work to make the new home yours. To help you
understand what to expect during the loan application process, we’ve outlined
the most common steps on the path to closing.
Getting Started
First, you’ll want to have a talk with one of our mortgage
loan experts to select the type of mortgage loan that is best for your
financial situation. If you need more information on the various types of loan
programs, be sure to read the Mortgage Financing article in our Learning Centre.
Locate or gather the following pieces of information to make
completing the loan application faster.
Home and work telephone numbers of the seller and agent
Copy of sales contract for the property
If a condo complex: Information on the development; i.e.
number of units, number of units owner-occupied, etc.
If new construction: Cost of land, acquisition date, market
value, and cost of construction
Names, addresses, telephone numbers of your current and
previous employer(s)
Account numbers and balances of your checking, savings and
investment accounts and the institutions' addresses and telephone numbers
All pages of the last 60 days of all bank and/or credit union
statements (actual statements work best because they have the financial
institution name, customer name, account number, and transaction history)
List of all credit cards, instalment loans, and other debt
along with balances, required monthly payments and the name of the creditor
Pay stubs for the last 30 days including year to date totals
List of stocks, bonds, CDs, retirement funds, autos and their
current values
All pages of your most recent investment account(s)
statement.
Proof of other income sources (alimony, rentals, freelance
income)
Value of your life insurance policy (is) both cash value and
face amount
Divorce decree, alimony records
Tax returns for previous two or three years and any other
proof of employment or income; be sure to include all schedules, W-2 forms and
1099 forms
Proof of real estate currently owned: address, market value,
rentals, liens, taxes, etc.
The Application Process
Once you know the type of mortgage loan and have gathered the
needed information, then you’re ready to complete the mortgage application.
This can take a while to complete so you’ll want to block off sufficient, uninstructed
time. You can apply for your home loan online for added convenience or make an
appointment with one of our loan officers to complete the application together.
Your loan officer will provide a quick assessment of your
financial information and credit report to make sure moving forward is prudent.
Once the information is complete, we’ll submit the application for processing.
Now your loan application is in the hands of Eaton Federal
and its team of mortgage professionals. To learn more about the final steps
from application to closing, stay tuned for our upcoming Part 2 of this
article, Understanding the Home Mortgage Loan Process.
[Source: http://www.eatonfed.com/blog/understanding-the-home-mortgage-loan-process-part-1]
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