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Friday, July 04, 2008   




Arranging a mortgage

Getting Ready (To See a Lender)

Getting Ready
Remember that first impressions do count - and the best way to make a good impression is be prepared. Gather the following information to submit to your lender:

  • Current statement of earnings of all purchasers
  • Updated bank account balance(s)
  • Current credit card statements
  • Car loan or lease information
  • Other debt information
  • All asset information:
    - vehicle information
    - home furnishings
    - investments
    - vacation property (trailer, timeshare)
    - collectibles (they must be professionally appraised)
  • Projected down payment information

Names, addresses and telephone numbers of:

  • Employer(s)
  • Checking/savings account bank branch and contact
  • Brokers
  • Landlord
You may also want to perform preliminary calculations to figure out your debt service ratio. This will give you a rough idea of where you stand before you even see your lender.
Read More
1. Determining your needs
2. Arranging a mortgage
  Learn
 - Overview
    - What is a Mortgage?
    - Down Payments
    - Conventional and High Ratio
       Mortgages

    - Pre-Approved Loans
 - Types of Mortgages
    - Conventional and High-Ratio     - Second
    -
Mortgage Features
 -
You Should Know
    - Assuming an Existing
       Mortgage
    -
Vendor Take Back
    -
Rate of Interest
    -
Terms
    -
Amortization
    -
Schedule of Payments
    -
Open Mortgage
    -
Closed Mortgage
    -
Convertible Mortgage
    -
Additional Costs
 -
Securing a Mortgage
    - Applying
    -
Approval Process
    -
Insurance
 Plan
 -
Getting Ready (to see a lender)
3. The offer
4. Closing
5. The move

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