Disputing credit
To dispute a credit report you must go online to the proper credit repository, mail them, or call them and request a consumer dispute statement. There are 3 credit repositories and here they are with
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/20551.htm (Updated: 02/27/2008)

Credit FAQ
Credit FAQ When I checked my credit scores online I had higher scores, what happened? There are different scoring models, for instance: consumer, auto, mortgage. I heard pulling your own credit
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/12514.htm (Updated: 10/08/2007)

No Documentation Refinance
No Documentation Refinance home loans allow borrowers who find it difficult or disadvantageous to document their income to qualify for competitive mortgages without providing any Income or Asset docum
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Stated Refinance Program
Stated documentation programs allow borrowers who have difficulty documenting their true income and or assets with the option to literally state their income or assets to qualify for their refinance.
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Best Rate Refi
To get the best rate refi, one must have a full documentation of income, full documentation of assets, impeccable credit, and a low loan to value. For everybody else, it is most important to get the
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What Is Needed For A Pre-Approval
If you are looking to get pre-approved for a mortgage loan, then there are several items that you will need to provide to your mortgage professional or mortgage broker. The first step in the pre-appro
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Acceptable Forms of Income Documentation
Many people want to know what forms of income documentation are acceptable to a lender for obtaining a mortgage? There are many forms of income documentation that can be acceptable to use for obtainin
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/156243.htm (Updated: 08/31/2007)
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Documentation for rapid rescore
Documentation for rapid rescore can vary depending on the line items of your credit report that need to be updated. Some forms of acceptable documentation include:
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Full Documentation
Full Documentation refers to the amount of Documentation you will present and be able to verify, to qualify you for a Home Loan. With Full Documentation, also known as "Full Doc" you will need to be
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Are you Self Employed?
If you own 25% or more of any business you are then considered to be Self-Employed. And as you know being self-employed allows you to reduce your taxable income by writing off many of your operatin
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Documenting Assets
A critical step in the mortgage loan application process is to verify the sources for your down payment, closing costs and assets, as well as documenting income and debts. The lender uses this st
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/23264.htm (Updated: 07/04/2007)

How do I make sure nothing will go wrong with loan
The best way to be sure nothing will go wrong with your loan application is to submit all the documentation the lender requires as soon as possible.
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SISA Loan
A SISA (stated income, stated assets) is a loan program were the borrower(s) state on the application what their income and assets are, but the lender does not ask for documentation for the amount sta
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/14170.htm (Updated: 06/24/2007)

What is needed to start the loan process
When meeting with your loan officer to start the mortgage process you will be required to complete a mortgage application, along with providing supporting documentation that can include pay stubs, w-s
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Home Interest Rate
Home interest rates vary from borrower to borrower. Even with the same types of mortgage loans, what rate one person qualifies for does not mean that is what rate another person will qualify for. Home
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Income Documentation
NINA, also referred to as No Income No Asset, loans are mortgage loans in which No income and No assets are listed on your resdiential home loan application, also called a 1003. There will generally b
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/24127.htm (Updated: 05/28/2007)
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Reduced Documention Loans
There are many programs available that are for people who may not qualify for the standard full documentation required by many different lenders. Some of reduced documentation loans compensate for the
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/23618.htm (Updated: 05/26/2007)
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What is Alternative Documentation
Alternative Documentation is xpedited and simpler documentation requirements designed to speed up the loan approval process. Instead of verifying employment with the applicant's employer and bank dep
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/17636.htm (Updated: 05/23/2007)

Why Would I Want a Stated Income Loan?
My loan officer says we are doing a stated income loan. Why don't they want to see my tax returns or pay stubs?
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Documentation requirements for Mortgages
Full Documentation: Both income and assets are disclosed and verified, and the income is used in determining the applicants ability to repay the mortgage. Stated Income - Verified Assets: Income is di
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/19328.htm (Updated: 05/16/2007)

Save Notary Charges on Closing Costs
The notary cost can run to $300 to $400 on a closing statement. There are ways to reduce this cost. Close at the Title or Escrow office usually those closings don't charge for notarizations. Demand
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/69149.htm (Updated: 04/12/2007)
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Save My Home
Saving your home from foreclosure can be a difficult process if you don't get the right kind of help. Borrowers who work together specialist whose focus is helping people refinance out of foreclosure
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Online Mortgage
Not too long ago, the phrase "getting a mortgage" painted a picture of our parents driving to a local credit union with a shoe box full of income documents, and would be interviewed by a loan officer
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How low on the Credit Score do Lenders go 80/20?
Full Documentation = 2 Years Employment as W2 Employee or 12 months Bank Statements show suffient deposits if your 1099. Lenders will traditionally go to a FICO score of 580. Exceptions are to 560 but
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/24511.htm (Updated: 10/09/2006)
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Apply for a mortgage
A borrower can apply for a mortgage online, or by speaking with a mortgage professional on the phone, or by stopping in to sit down with a mortgage professional. You will need to complete a 1003 (loa
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Low Documentation Mortgage
Low Doc loans are loans that require less income documentations. There are basically three types of Low-Doc mortgages, Stated Income loans, bank statements as incomes, and No Ratio loans. Stated In
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/30777.htm (Updated: 08/09/2006)

Get Your Loan Faster!
While there are many factors in how quickly your loan can get approved and ultimately funded, there are a few things you can do to help everything go smoothly. First of all be prepared to respond to
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Why Do You Need So Much Information From Me?
It's not uncommon for someone buying a home (especially the first time homebuyer) to be overwhelmed by the amount of information and supporting documentation that is needed to buy a house. While it c
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Preparing for your First Home / Mortgage
There are some basic financial things you can do to get prepared for buying your first home. This will make it easier for you and your mortgage broker. Start to collect and organize documentation:
http://www.brokeroutpost.com/reference/14277.htm (Updated: 03/06/2006)

The Lending Process
The Lending process starts with interest from the borrower in either buying a home or refinancing. When thinking about buying a home many people start to look for houses first. The first step should
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Alternative income documentation
There are many mortgage programs that allow for alternative income documentation. Alternative income documentation is using non-traditional methods of documenting income. Traditional methods would be
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