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The Mortgage Process Explained

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The mortgage loan process can be daunting. The videos will explain the loan process from application to approval.  There are four steps to the loan process:  Origination, Processing, Underwriting, and Closing.
 
First is Origination also called the documentation stage. This is where you provide all documents to prepare the loan for processing. What documents do you need? Documents such as paycheck stubs, W-2 forms, bank statements, investments, and income tax forms all are needed for processing a loan. Your loan officer or loan originator will help you select the right mortgage product and financing method for you and help you complete the mortgage loan application.

 

 

Then we move to processing, the second video, The Appraisal Stage. After receiving your application from your loan officer, the processor gathers and verifies all the information. The processor will review the application and all documents for completeness and consistency, and verify employment, bank deposits, and other financial information. Then credit information will be ordered and verified for completeness. The processor will also order an appraisal of your home through a third-party appraisal management company to determine the value of your home. The processor will submit your loan application package documents, verification, and reports to underwriting. 

 

 

This video explains the third stage of the Mortgage process, the Underwriting Stage. This stage starts after all your loan paperwork has been submitted. The underwriter will organize the documentation you submitted and make sure it meets all qualification guidelines. The underwriter will also verify that everything is correct: facts, figures, income, debt, and funding. It is normal for the underwriter to ask for additional documentation.

 

 

The Clear to Close Stage. This is the fourth state in the loan process. In this stage, the loan has cleared the underwriting stage and all the i's have been dotted and all the t's crossed. Your loan is now being prepared for closing the closing table. Closing is where you sign all those documents for the loan and your dream home will soon be yours! 

 

 

 

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