Application Checklist
What Documents Will I Need to Apply?

Below you will find the more tradional list of documents typically needed to complete a loan application.
Preparing early and having these documents together will enable your loan to get approved
as quickly as possible.

All Loans:

 

Copies of previous two years W-2 forms for all jobs

 

Copy of the two most recent pay stubs

 

Executed sales contract signed by Buyers and Sellers (if this is a purchase)

 

Name, address, and telephone number of all employers for past 24 months

 

Copies of your last three months bank statements including checking, savings account(s), money market etc.

 

The most recent 2 monthly statements for any Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, IRAs, Thrift Savings Plans (TSP), Retirement Accounts etc.

 

If you are currently renting, provide either the name and address of your landlord(s) covering the past 24 months or 12 months of canceled rent checks

If you are self-employed or paid by commission:

 

Previous two years Federal Income tax returns with all schedules

 

Previous two years Business tax returns complete with all schedules (for self employed)

 

Year-to-date profit and loss statement. (for self employed).  This may be unaudited

If you have filed bankruptcy in the last seven years:

 

Copy of the bankruptcy papers including all schedules and the "Discharge of Bankruptcy".

 

A list of any credit obtained since the bankruptcy

If you own other properties:

 

Address of the properties and current market value.

 

Any debt owed on properties, Lender's name, address, account number, monthly payment, and current balance.

 

If rented, a copy of the current lease(s).

If you will be using Child Support/Alimony income to qualify or are obligated to pay Alimony
or Child Support:

 

Copy of the RECORDED Divorce Decree and Property Settlement

 

If rented, a copy of the current lease(s).

If gift funds or relocation benefits will be used for closing:

 

Signed Gift Letter from a parent or relative or other organization to help pay the down payment and/or closing costs. [This letter simply states that the money is in fact a gift and will not have to be repaid.]

 

If your employer provides payment of closing costs as part of your relocation package, bring a copy of the relocation policy / employment letter.

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