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After checking for late or delinquent payments on your credit report, and for its accuracy, you're ready to apply for loan pre-approval. Your lender's going to need reams of information, so the earlier you get started collecting it the better. For pre-approval, you must supply the loan officer copies of your:
1 - W-2 forms or profit-and-loss statements (for self-employed individuals)
2 - Pay stubs (usually one month's worth)
3 - Bank statements (three months' worth), including: checking, savings, and other assets
4 - Past two years' tax returns
Since you're going to need it anyway, you may want to gather everything else you'll need for a full loan application:
5 - Names and addresses of current employers and prior employers for the past two years
6 - Debt information, including creditor's name and address, monthly payment and balance left on the following:
7 - Asset information. Don't overlook anything, even personal property--all your assets count toward qualifying for a larger loan, including:
How Does the Process Work?
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