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The documents you will need for your mortgage application will
depend on your credit scores and the type of loan you are obtaining. If your
FICO scores are very high (over 700) you may only need a credit report (which
will be obtained by the lender) and verification of your employment (which will
be verified by the lender.)
If your credit scores are lower or you are obtaining 100%
financing, your lender will need:
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your full name(s)
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social security number(s)
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address(es) for the last five years
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employer(s) for the last five years
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last
two paycheck stubs with year-to-date earnings
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last two banks statements for ALL
accounts that have money in them (including 401Ks, stocks, mutual funds, etc)
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last two years of W-2s.
If you are self employed the lender will also need
complete tax returns for the past two years and a year-to-date profit and loss
statement. If you have had a bankruptcy you will need your discharge papers. If
you have been divorced you may also need to supply the divorce decree.
Additional information may also be requested, but with this much
up front most of the time the lender can accurately gauge how much you will
qualify for.
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