Full Documentaion Mortgages Paperwork Needed
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Comprehensive Guide to Full Documentation Mortgages
Overview
When applying for a mortgage, the documentation required can vary significantly. Some lenders may require extensive documentation, while others may rely solely on your credit score and history. Let’s explore the typical documents needed for a full documentation mortgage.
Essential Documents
Pay Stubs
- Recent Pay Stubs: Typically, you'll need to provide your last two or three pay stubs.Tax Documents
- W-2 Forms: Submit W-2 forms from the past two tax years.Bank Statements
- Recent Statements: Provide bank statements for the past two to three months from checking and savings accounts.Retirement Accounts
- IRA, 401(k), SEP Statements: Supply statements from the last six months to one year. Quarterly statements are usually acceptable.Sub-Prime Lenders
Some sub-prime lenders, which cater to those with low credit scores who might not qualify for traditional loans, may accept bank statements from the past one to two years instead of W-2s and pay stubs. However, be aware that these lenders often offer higher interest rates.
Simplifying the Process
Your mortgage provider will typically provide a checklist of necessary documents. Carefully following this checklist can help ensure a smooth and timely loan process.
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