Act Proactively! Be Prepared! Gather & Keep this Documentation & Info for Future Mortgage Application


Act Proactively!  Be Prepared! 
Gather & Keep this Documentation & Info
for Future Mortgage Application


There is typically one bit of knowledge that the
overwhelming majority of home buyers already know when
they contact me for a mortgage ...  

They know they'll need to provide "a boatload" of information
and documentation to get their mortgage ball rolling.
  

What exactly does "a
boatload" entail?  

Well, they're not sure 
about that.

And that's certainly
understandable.  
Until you've actually 
gone through the 
process of pre-
qualifying and applying for a mortgage, there's typically no 
exposure to or need for that having that kind of information.


But if you're someone that:
  • Already KNOWS you want to buy
  • Are dreaming about homes online, etc.
  • Are actively looking at homes
  • Think you might want to buy, but at some point in the future 

Well, that changes things ... 

If you find yourself in one of the situations mentioned
above, there's good reason and cause to know and learn
more about mortgage financing and what will be required of
you at that time.  There's plenty of reasons to take proactive
action

While the number of documents most often needed by a
lender isn't as bad as the "boatload myth" would have you 
think, it's just plain smart to educate, organize, and prepare 
yourself for reality.  That preparation will pay off for you big 
time during your application and process ahead. 

While good recordkeeping and organizational skills
always pay big dividends, they take on special 
importance when it comes to mortgage application and 
processing.  Having taken the time and proactive measures 
to retain the proper records and information required by a 
lender pays off immensely, as it helps you navigate your 
future mortgage process more quickly and easily ... and
lower the stress you feel during that time.   

So ...

  • What documents, records, and information will you need for pre-qualification and mortgage application should/when you decide to buy a home? 
  • What records and documents should you proactively be keeping organized and handy now until you need them later

I've created a video (below) that shows those things that
are typically required by lenders during pre-qualification
ormortgage application. 

Just click to get started ...  




After watching, download this video for easy
reference and referral in the future.  This and other 
info may also be found by visiting my website and clicking 

Remember to Contact Me should you have any questions or
be in need of mortgage assistance ...


*  Should you be thinking of
Buying or Refinancing a 
home or Investment 
Property in New Lenox, Will 
County or elsewhere in the 
Chicagoland - IL - WI region, please contact me. 

I'll be happy to hear from you and put my 40+ years of mortgage experience and expertise to work on your behalf.
     I'm easily found at:


Gene Mundt

Mortgage Originator  -  NMLS #216987  -  IL Lic. 031.0006220  -  WI #216987

 
American Portfolio Mortgage Corp.
NMLS #175656
 
 
Direct:   815.544.2280
Cell/Text:  708.921.6331
eFax:   815.544.2281     






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Gene Mundt, Mortgage Originator, an Originator with 40 years of mortgage experience, will offer you exemplary mortgage service and advice when seeking:  Conventional, FHA, VA, Jumbo, USDA, and Portfolio Loans in
Chicago and the greater Chicagoland region, including:
The Lincoln-Way Area, Will County, (New Lenox, Frankfort, Mokena, Manhattan, Joliet, Shorewood, Lockport, Crest Hill, Plainfield, Bolingbrook, Romeoville, Naperville, etc.), DuPage County, the City of Chicago, Cook County, and elsewhere within IL & WI.  

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