The Loan Process
Step 1: PRE-QUALIFY
The Mortgage Broker will determine the maximum loan amount and
purchase price based upon your income, debt, credit, and cash.
(Please see our Pre-Qualification Form)
Step 2: PURCHASE HOME
Make on offer to purchase a home. consult with us we are licensed
Real Estate agents and can answer your questions.
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Step 3: APPLY FOR FINANCING
Complete an application for a mortgage with Mortgage Broker’s
assistance. You will be asked to provide income, expense, credit,
and cash information required to process your loan application.
Step 4: LOAN APPLICATION PROCESSED
The Mortgage Broker verifies all of the information on your
mortgage application, obtains an appraisal, credit report,
and preliminary title insurance policy, and packages your
application for submission to a Lender / Investor.
Step 5: LOAN SUBMITTED TO LENDER
The Lenders underwriter reviews the application. If the application
is approved, the Lender issues a written conditional loan
commitment. If the application is denied, the package is returned
to the broker and broker resubmits the application to another
Lender where the process is repeated.
Step 6: CLEAR LENDER CONDITIONS
All of the Lender’s concerns and request for information must be
satisfied. Our processing team will work with you to clear any
conditions from the lender.
Step 7: PREPARE CLOSING DOCUMENTS
At this point, your interest rate must be locked. The Lender
prepares and delivers the closing documents to the Escrow
company for the preparation of additional documents.
Step 8: SIGN PAPERS
The Escrow company notifies you that the closing documents
are ready for your signature. An appointment will be set up for
you to go to the Escrow company to sign your papers. If cash
is required, you will be expected to bring in a cashiers check
for the amount quoted to you by the Escrow office.
Step 9: FINAL DOCUMENT REVIEW
The signed documents are returned to the Lender for review. If the
documents are accurate and complete, the Lender authorizes the
Escrow company to record the document at the County Recorder’s
office.
Step 10: DOCUMENT RECORDING
The note and deed of trust are recorded with the County Recorder’s
Office, giving notice that you now own the property.
Step 11: CLOSING
The funds are distributed to and you are the new owner.
Congratulations!
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