Overview of the Loan Process

A guide to trouble free loan processing and successful home ownership

  1. Initial Application - Please allow one to two hours to review the financial information you have gathered and the loan options that are available to you. We will explain your choices and assist you in selecting the loan that best fits your needs, wants, and qualifications.
  2. The Credit Report and Appraisal - An appraisal of the property is completed by an independent appraisal firm, and a credit report on your credit history is prepared. At the same time, your loan application is reviewed: employment and moneys on deposit are verified.
  3. Your Loan Package Is Assembled - Your loan officer will be in frequent touch with you as your loan application is assembled and packaged for final approval . Each detail will be thoroughly reviewed so that potential obstacles are addressed to assure a smooth approval process.
  4. Your Loan Is Underwritten - Your loan package is submitted to a lender for underwriting for final approval. When your loan is approved, you will be notified and given any final conditions.
  5. Loan Documents are Prepared - Your loan documents and funding package are prepared for your signature. An independent escrow officer will review all documents with you. After you sign the final documents, your escrow officer prepares them for recordation.
  6. You're A Satisfied Customer - Your loan is funded and the mortgage transaction is complete. We are happy to have served your home loan needs and having assisted you to home ownership.
Telling Your Story Successfully!

Applying for a home loan is like telling a story - your story. The more detailed information you provide, the easier it will be for a lender to quickly process your application and make a decision.

Most applicants need to provide these items:

Other Documents You Might Need:

If you are receiving funds from a gift for down payment:

Applicants for refinance or equity loan should bring these additional documents:

If you are purchasing a condominium or townhouse:

All these documents should be made available to you by the seller or the project management.

The information contained in this guide has been provided to keep you informed of the facts and the financial process that is a major step toward successfully securing you home loan.



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