The Basic Needs When Applying For A Home Loan
Congratulations! Now that you have found the perfect home, all
that's left is getting the perfect mortgage. In order to do that, you
will have to know what your lender needs from you in order to get your
loan application approved.
Property Description
When applying for a home loan, you will need to provide the lender
with detailed information regarding the property that you intend to
purchase, including a physical address, what type of loan you are
requesting and how you obtained the funds to be used as a deposit.
Your Personal Information
All persons named on a home loan must be able to provide requested
personal information including but not limited to names, dates of birth,
current address, former address (typically if within the last two
years), marital status, current and former employment information,
telephone numbers and any dependants you may be responsible for.
Most
lenders require tax returns for at least the two years preceding the
loan application, along with current payslips or, if self-employed, a
year-to-date profit/loss statement. This may be required for more than
the previous years income.
Current Mortgage Expenses
An important part of every home loan application is affordability.
Your lender will need to know the percentage of your income that will be
available to pay for a new home. If you have a current mortgage, be
ready to provide a detailed list of expenses that you pay each month in
relation to the property. This includes a mortgage payment, body
corporate fees, local government taxes (rates), mortgage insurance,
homeowner's association fees, utilities, etc. If you plan to sell the
home, advise your lender know so that they are aware you are simply
replacing one debt with another.
Legal Yes Or No's
Almost every loan application asks both the borrower and co-borrower
(if applicable) to answer a few simple yes and no questions on the
application. Questions pertaining to outstanding judgments, bankruptcy
filings, foreclosures, lawsuits, alimony, child support and citizenship
status are standard and should be expected when applying for a home
loan.
Statement Of Assets & Liabilities
When applying for a home loan, both the borrower and co-borrower
will be required to disclose all of their current assets and
liabilities. An asset is property, either real or personal, that is
owned and is of value. A liability, on the other hand, is a financial
obligation for which one is liable. A loan application will request
information relating to assets and their current market value, including
automobiles, real estate, stocks, bonds, life insurance (cash value),
business net worth, personal property, etc. If any amount of money is
owed on these properties, the lender will request information relating
to the unpaid balance in order to determine
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