Mortgage Timeline

Securing a mortgage is often one of the most important parts of buying a home. This timeline can help you understand the process:

First things, first!You should work with a Loan Officer to evaluate your income, credit and liabilities. The Loan Officer will discuss your financial goals and customize a loan product to meet your needs. She can lock in an interest rate for you and…

First things, first!

You should work with a Loan Officer to evaluate your income, credit and liabilities. The Loan Officer will discuss your financial goals and customize a loan product to meet your needs. She can lock in an interest rate for you and help you through the process from start to close.

 
Loan Set UpIn the first few days after finding your desired property, you’ll need to order a residential appraisal, order a Title Search, get Required disclosures sent to you, and verify all applicable entities, such as bank accounts and employers.

Loan Set Up

In the first few days after finding your desired property, you’ll need to order a residential appraisal, order a Title Search, get Required disclosures sent to you, and verify all applicable entities, such as bank accounts and employers.

Loan ProcessingNext, your loan package is reviewed to ensure it meets guidleines pror to underwriting. During this time the loan proceessor may contact you regarding:1. verification of employment2. home owners’ insurance quote3. private mortgage ins…

Loan Processing

Next, your loan package is reviewed to ensure it meets guidleines pror to underwriting. During this time the loan proceessor may contact you regarding:

1. verification of employment

2. home owners’ insurance quote

3. private mortgage insurance quotes

4. updated pay stubs and bank statements

5. any outstanding documents

UnderwritingIn days 15-16 or there about, the lender will evaluate your credit and property to determine adherence to guidelines and give you a status of either Approved, Suspended, Rejected, or Approved Conditionally.

Underwriting

In days 15-16 or there about, the lender will evaluate your credit and property to determine adherence to guidelines and give you a status of either Approved, Suspended, Rejected, or Approved Conditionally.

Closing DayOn Day 17 or 18, your lender will prepare your paperwork and forward it to the title company. The title company will preview instructions and prepare your settlement statement (HUD). Your loan officer will have final closing amounts avail…

Closing Day

On Day 17 or 18, your lender will prepare your paperwork and forward it to the title company. The title company will preview instructions and prepare your settlement statement (HUD). Your loan officer will have final closing amounts available for you. You’ll need a cashier’s check made out to the title company, or have funds wired from your bank to the title company.