Loan Process

Click here to Pre-Qualify.

You may also elect to get pre-approved for a loan which requires verification of your income, credit, assets and liabilities. 


LTV and Debt-to-Income Ratios

FICO™ Credit Score

Self Employed Borrowers
In the absence of such verifiable employment records, lenders rely on income tax returns, which they typically require for 2 years

Source of Down Payment


1) Conventional Loan

2) Government Loan (FHA,VA)

3) Jumbo Loan

4) Non-QM 

5) Second Mortgages 

6) Fixed-Rate

7) Adjustable-Rate

Loan requirements and approval standards may vary depending on the loan program, but lenders typically review your income, credit profile, assets, and the value of the property to determine eligibility. Once your application is submitted, the loan process begins promptly, and all provided information will be reviewed and verified to ensure accuracy and completeness.  

 This information includes:

Income/Employment Check
Credit Check.
Asset Evaluation
Property Appraisal
Other Documentation
In some cases, additional documentation might be required before making a final determination regarding your loan approval

Once your loan has been approved, you will review and sign the final loan documents, usually in the presence of a notary public, to confirm that all loan terms and personal information are correct. During closing, you may also be required to provide funds for the down payment and closing costs, proof of homeowners insurance, and any additional documentation needed to finalize the transaction.

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