Settlement went great!!! We are so excited! The whole process was surprisingly painless. Thank you for all your help. Going into the whole home buying process we heard a lot of scary things from friends about how daunting a task it was. Not one of them referred either their real estate agent or their mortgage broker. I can safely say that both you and Daniel more than met our expectations. We have already bragged to our friends about how easy and rewarding this whole process has been. Thanks for making this a reality for us! 
Michael C.-Manassas, VA

Get Loans Documentation Checklist for Pre-Approval

Please fax, mail or email the below documents to my attention in order to get the most detailed Pre-Approval, which will give you the most leverage in negotiating the price of a new home. The fax # to use is 1-800-881-0247, fax the documents to the attention of Brian Martucci. Or you can email to brian@getloans.com. Fax or email are the preferred methods and the quickest way to get your Pre-Approval completed.

Or you can mail (overnight mail preferable) to:
Nationwide Home Mortgage Processing Center
274 Vista Valley Drive
Suite 100
Fruita, CO 81521
ATTN: Karen Cassera
(888) 610-6464 Office
kcassera@nhmi.biz

INCOME DOCUMENTATION IF SALARIED:

  1. Copy of the most recent W-2 form for each borrower. The prior year's W2 may be required later in the event of a formal loan application.
  2. Copy of a recent paystub (updated paystub/s will be required later in the event of a formal loan application). The paystubs must clearly show the pay period and it must identify the name and social security number of the applicant.

INCOME DOCUMENTATION IF SELF-EMPLOYED, PAID COMMISSION, OR HAVE RENTAL PROPERTY:

  1. Copies of the first page of the last two year's tax returns are needed. All pages of each tax return will be needed later in the event of a formal loan application.

ASSET DOCUMENTATION:

  1. Copy of the first page of a recent bank statement and/or investment account statement to show where any down payment and closing costs will come from.
  2. Copy of any other documentation explaining the source of the down payment and closing costs.

OTHER DOCUMENTATION:

  1. If borrower has had several jobs (three or more) in the last two years, you should provide a "job history letter" or resume explaining the job path you have taken over the last several years.