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Buyer’s Responsibilities During the Lending Process

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When applying for a mortgage, everyone wants the process to be as seamless as possible as a borrower. Your biggest responsibilities, are, to be honest, and to provide all the information your lender requires in a timely fashion. Never overstate your income or how long you have been employed. Never overstate your assets and accurately report all of your debts.

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Buyer’s Responsibilities During the Lending Process

Don’t make any changes to the income tax returns you provide to the lender if you’re using get money for all or part of your down payment, get the donor, to write a letter to your mortgage company to make it clear.

The money was a gift and not alone don’t list any fake co-borrower’s on your loan application. Be truthful about any and all credit problems past and present. Be honest about your intention to occupy the home. Never provide any false supporting documents. It is not unusual for lenders to ask for more information. Once a loan application has been submitted, the sooner you provide the additional information, the faster your application will be processed.

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