The following items are traditionally used to support your application; however, you do not have to send in documentation to begin the process. Using our automated underwriting system, we are often able to proceed with streamlined documentation requirements once your application has been reviewed. Nevertheless, since automated underwriting cannot be used in all scenarios, we do recommend that you begin compiling these documents so that you are prepared if, and when, we ask for them. - W-2's for each applicant for the 2 previous years.
- 30 days' most recent consecutive pay stubs.
- If you derive a portion of your income from social security benefits, please provide the most recent Social Security Award Letter indicating the amount of your current monthly payments from social security.
- If you have income from other retirement benefits (company pension funds, military retirement, etc.) provide the most recent statement indicating the amount of your monthly benefit.
- 2 most recent statements for each bank account, savings account, money market account, cash management account, stock or mutual fund brokerage account, IRA, certificates of deposit, or employee retirement account currently used by each applicant. PLEASE PROVIDE ALL PAGES OF THE STATEMENTS.
- Copy of divorce decree and property settlement for each applicant that either pays or receives alimony and/or child support. Record from child support office showing payments received for the prior 12 months. (You must provide this record only if you rely on the child support received to qualify for the requested loan).
- Copy of sales contract or purchase agreement for property being purchased.
- Name and phone number of your homeowner's/hazard insurance agent for the property.
- Copies of current lease agreements for each residential rental property that you own.
Additional Documents for Special Sources of Income
If you derive more than 25% of your employment income from bonuses or commissions, you must also provide:
Tax Returns (Form 1040) for the 2 previous years. If you are a sole proprietor (report income on Schedule C of your Form 1040 tax return) or if you own 25% or greater interest in the business from which you derive your primary income, you must also provide: - Tax Returns (Form 1040) for the 2 previous years.
- Year-to-date Profit & Loss Statements for that business.
- Business Tax Returns (Form 1065 or 1120) for the 2 previous years, if the business is a corporation or partnership.
- K-1's for that business, if it is a Subchapter S corporation or partnership.
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Fast Facts & Tips
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Hazard Insurance protects the insured against loss due to fire or other natural disaster in exchange for a premium paid to the insurer. |
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