Home Loan Documentation Types

Are you wondering what types of documentation loans are available? Banks and investors have come up with a variety of loan types to help borrowers qualify easier into home loan and refinance products.

While some may be worried about being able to qualify for a home, you'll be amazed at the products available in the marketplace that you can take advantage of to purchase or refinance a home.

Feel free to contact me with your California Home Loan needs. I will go through all of your information with you and I'll be sure to match your particular scenario up with the products available in the current marketplace at competitive pricing!

Full Doc-

Full Documentation refers to standard Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac documentation. It is in the form of fully completed documents that are sent directly to the Borrower's employer or depository and upon completion are returned directly from the employer or depository. Full Doc will include Income,Assets,Employment Verification.

Alternate Doc-

Alternate Documentation allows documentation to be obtained directly from the Borrower rather from the Borrower's employer, bank or mortgage servicer.

Reduced Doc-

This documentation type requires that the primary source of income to be verified while the amount of income, although disclosed, is not verified. Unearned or passive sources of income, if used to qualify, must be verified in the standard manner.

No Ratio Test-

The Borrower's source of income is verified, but the income amount is neither disclosed nor verified.

No Income No Assets (NINA)-

The Borrower's employment, income, or assets are not disclosed or verified.

Streamline-

This option allows Borrowers with good credit to qualify for a new loan with minimal documentation.

Stated Income/Stated Assets-

The Borrower's employment is stated and verbally verified. The Borrower's income and assets are stated and not verified.

It should be noted that certain loan programs may contain specific criteria that are more restrictive and/or different from standard guidelines. Be sure to ask a mortgage professional what the guidelines are for your particular scenario.

Scott Gormley
Broker/Owner
Oak Valley Mortgage
2006 Chico Assoc. of Realtors Affiliate Chairman
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