THE LOAN PROCESS

First Time Homebuyer – The Loan Process

First Time Homebuyer – The Loan Process

Buying a new home will likely be one of the most expensive purchases you ever make. For this reason, it is wise to learn a little bit about how the mortgage qualifying process works. For your convenience, we have broken down the process into four simple steps.Here are four easy steps to getting a new mortgage:

Step 1: Apply

Our online application will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. Please try to complete it as accurately as possible, as this will help us place your loan with the best lender and at an excellent rate.

Step 2: Processing

Your Mortgage Agent will then be in touch to review your application and discuss your specific needs before getting you approved for your mortgage financing.

Step 3: Acceptance

When your loan is approved, your Mortgage Agent will send you your approval and a list of required documents. The approval must be signed and returned along with any other required documents.

Step 4: Funding

Once your loan is complete you will need to meet with your lawyer to finalize and register your loan.

 
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