What Documents are Required For A Mortgage Loan?

What Documents Are Required For A Mortgage Loan?

Helpful Information From Our Preferred Lender, Country Club Mortgage  

Almost every mortgage lender requires that you provide the following documents in order to
obtain a new mortgage loan:

• Past two (2) years W-2 statements
• Pay Stubs covering the last (30) thirty days
• Two most recent monthly bank statements
• Most recent transaction summary of 401K, IRA, or Mutual Fund Accounts
• Photocopies of any stocks or certificates of deposits
• A letter of explanation for any known credit problems
• If you are currently renting….either 12 months canceled rent checks or the name and address of your current landlord

Also, the following documentation is also generally required.

For a refinance:

• A copy of the deed, and most recent tax bill

For a Purchase:

• A signed purchase contract
• Realtor contact information
• Condo Association contact information.

For a VA Loan:

• DD Form 214 (Long Form)

If you are divorced:

• A fully executed divorce decree

If you are self employed, employed in sales, paid by commission, or own rental real estate:

• Two (2) years signed personal tax returns - including all schedules
• If self-employed through a corporation, last two years corporate returns as well as a year-to-date profit and loss statement and balance sheet

Different programs require varying amounts of documentation. 

The loan program you select may require more or less documentation. 

Please contact Country Club Mortgage for a free, no-obligation consultation.

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