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When you apply for a mortgage, lenders pull your credit report to get a clear picture of your financial history. It helps them understand how you’ve handled debt in the past like credit cards, car loans, or student loans and gives them confidence that you’ll be able to manage your mortgage payments. It’s a key step in making sure you get the right loan for your situation, with the best possible terms.
The specific documents required for a loan application can vary depending on the type of loan (e.g., mortgage, personal loan, business loan) and the lender's policies. However, here is a general list of documents that are commonly requested during the loan application process. It's important to note that this is a general guide, and the specific requirements can vary by lender and the type of loan. Borrowers should check with their specific lender for a comprehensive and accurate list of required documents.
Valid government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver's license, passport)
Social Security number
Proof of residence (e.g., utility bill, lease agreement)
Income and Employment Verification:
Pay stubs (usually covering the last 30 days)
W-2 forms (for the past 2 years)
Last 2 years month of December final paystubs.
Tax returns (for the past 2 years)
Proof of additional income (e.g., bonuses, alimony, child support)
Assets:
Bank statements (for the last 2 months)
Investment statements (e.g., retirement accounts, stocks)
Documentation of other assets
Debt Information:
Information on existing debts (e.g., credit card statements, auto loans, student loans)
Property Information (for Real Estate Loans):
Purchase agreement (for home purchase loans)
Property listing (for home equity loans)
Property valuation (appraisal report)
Business Documents (for Business Loans):
Business financial 12-24 months bank statements
Business tax returns
1099
Additional Documentation (Depending on Loan Type):
Divorce decrees or child support documentation
Explanation of any derogatory credit issues
Gift letters (if using gift funds for a down payment)
Rental history (for some mortgage applications)
It's important to note that this is a general guide, and the specific requirements can vary by lender and the type of loan. Borrowers should check with their specific lender for a comprehensive and accurate list of required documents.
For investment loans or foreign nationals or any other questions please contact or email the number below for more information.
Paul Fernandez
Mortgage Loan Originator
NMLS 2049142
Ph: 305.438.6123
email: pfloridausa@gmail.com
Yahweh Lending , LLC
3212 Noah Street
Daltona, Fl. 32738
Company NMLS ID: 2573019