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Overview of the Home Mortgage Application Process
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By Paul Kennard

The mortgage application process requires considerable paperwork and can be quite frustrating even if it is not your first time through. First there is an application form that you will receive from your lender. This application form asks for information about you, your employment history, and the house you are seeking to purchase. The lender will also ask for documentation pertaining to your personal finances. Be prepared to answer questions about your earnings, monthly expenses, and your debts. The goal is to gauge your ability and willingness to repay the loan.

As part of determining your willingness to repay the loan lenders will examine your file at the credit bureau looking to see how often you made late payments on other lines of credit. A lender will reject your application if the report shows that you have a poor credit history and thus equating to a high risk loan. Always make sure your credit file is accurate before you apply for your mortgage, especially with the amount of identity theft that occurs in our current time.

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To figure the monthly mortgage payment, the lender will start by asking how much you want to borrow. The maximum loan amount is determined by the value of the property and your personal financial condition. The better your credit the more you will be able to borrow. A real estate appraiser will be sent to estimate the value of your potential purchase. The appraiser

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