Tools for you
Make your homebuying journey smoother with our essential tools—connect with a trusted realtor who understands your needs, learn exactly what’s required to secure your mortgage, and explore loan options tailored just for you. Everything you need to move forward, all in one place.
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Loan Checklist
To help us find the perfect mortgage solution for you, gathering a few key documents and details will help expedite the application process. While specific requirements can vary, having the following information readily available will generally be beneficial:
Essential Identification & Financial Details:
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Your Social Security number
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Recent pay stubs (typically covering the last 30 days)
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If self-employed, your personal and business tax returns for the past two years
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Bank statements covering the last two months
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Statements for investment accounts for the past two months
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Statements for retirement accounts for the past two months
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Account information for all active credit cards
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Account information for any outstanding auto loans
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Account information for any other personal loans
If You Currently Own Real Estate:
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Your current mortgage account information (statements, lender details)
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Your homeowner's insurance policy information
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Information regarding any home equity loans or lines of credit (if applicable)
Rest assured, our team will guide you through each step and clearly outline any specific documentation needed for your unique situation. Having this information prepared can help us process your application efficiently and get you closer to your homeownership goals.
Find the Right Loan
Choosing a mortgage is one of the most significant financial decisions you'll make. The right loan isn't just about getting approved; it's about securing terms that align with your individual financial situation, your short-term and long-term goals, and your overall peace of mind. A mismatched loan can lead to unnecessary financial strain, missed opportunities, and even the inability to achieve your homeownership dreams.
