What Documents will you need to get together for your Mortgage Broker/Specialist or Banker to help secure your Pre-approval?
When buying a new home or refinancing your existing mortgage, some documentation is needed to support your mortgage request. By providing your Mortgage Broker or Mortgage Specialist with the documents on this list below, you can finalize your mortgage more efficiently.
Buying a home?
Information that describes the property you are buying:
__ Purchase and sale agreement
__ MLS listing with photo
__ Name, address, telephone number of your solicitor/notary.
(As your Realtor I will get most of this to your Mortgage Broker.)
Confirmation of your down payment:
__ Savings or investments statement from within the last 90 days
__ Sale of an existing property - a copy of the sale agreement
__ Gift letter
__ Withdrawal from RRSP through Home Buyer’s Plan
Employment verification:
__ Copy of latest pay slip
__ T4
__ Letter of employment
__ T1 General and Notice of Assessment
(NOA) if self-employed
Do you currently own your home?
Information that describes your existing property:
__ Recent mortgage statement
__ Current homeowner insurance policy
__ Most recent property tax
bill/statement
__ Legal description of your property (you can find this on your original purchase agreement or your property tax statement)
Other information we may require
As part of your application process, we will ask you questions relating to what you owe and own, what some of the projected expenses relating to the property are, such as taxes, heating costs and condo fees, and whether you will be using the property to generate income.
__ Void cheque
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