Debt consolidation for a homeowner can be a very wise financial move. Typically we can substantially reduce your payments and shorten the life of the loan. Our services are simple to understand, and we make it easy to apply for a mortgage loan. Whatever your circumstances, we can help you.
The most important aspect of debt consolidation is that interest paid on a mortgage is tax deductible. Monthly payments on your car, interest paid on credit cards and other bills are not tax deductible. Another important aspect of debt consolidation is that you end the never-ending cycle of paying credit card interest each month and paying interest on the accrued interest. Did you know that if you pay the minimum payment due on your credit cards, it will take over 21 years to pay off that debt! We will also prepare an amortization table to show you how much interest you can save with accelerated payments.
Please call 856-784-6300 today to discuss our Debt Consolidation loans and how they can benefit you. We appreciate you and value the opportunity to serve you.
In general, the documentation you will need includes:
Check for application fee
Property Information (if you already have a contract on a house)
Purchase Agreement.
Copy
of legal description and MLS sheet.
If you are selling your current home,
copy of listing contract.
If
you have sold your current home, copy of settlement statement (HUD-1).
Income & Assets
Pay stubs for the last 30 days.
For the past two years:
Names
and addresses of each employer.
W-2s
Statements for each bank, mutual fund, and/or investment account for the
last three months.
Estimated value of personal property and furniture.
If you have made any large deposits to
your accounts:
Explanation and source for deposit.
If
large deposit was a gift:
Signed gift letter (lender can supply).
Copy of gift check.
Copy of deposit receipt.
If you own more than 25% of a business:
Corporate or partnership tax returns.
If
self-employed:
Tax returns for the last three years
(with schedules).
Year-to-Date
Profit and Loss Statement prepared by an accountant.
If you own rental property:
Tax returns for the last two years and
current rental agreements.
If you are retired:
Pension Award Letter.
If you receive Social Security:
Social Security Award Letter.
If you are counting child support as
income:
Copy of divorce settlement.
Copy of twelve months of cancelled child
support checks.
Debts
Names,
addresses, account numbers, balances and monthly payments on all current
loans.
Explanation of credit report anomalies,
including:
Late payments, credit inquiries in the
last 90 days, charge-offs, collections, judgments and/or liens.
Bankruptcy filed within last seven
years (bring a copy of your bankruptcy papers).
VA Loans
Copy of DD Form 214, Report of
Separation.
Miscellaneous
Photo ID
and proof of Social Security number.
Residence addresses for the past two years.
If applicable, a copy of your divorce decree.
If you
are not a citizen, a copy of the front and back of your
green card.
