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After knowing the type of loan, the borrower must
prepare the documents needed for pre-processing of loan.
The documents needed varies depending on the type of
housing loan. Although, most of lenders require
basically same documents. After the documents have been
completed, they must be submitted to the person or
officer who handles the housing loan. At the same time,
the borrower must pay appraisal fee or processing fee
that is non-refundable. Processing fee includes the
appraisal of the collateral.
Personal background and credit investigation is
scheduled next after all pre-processing documents have
been submitted and necessary fees have been paid. This
investigation determines the capability, capacity and
credit worthiness of the borrower pursuant to loan
application. That is why it is very important for
borrowers to always complete the details in the
application forms and stay true to what they are
writing. Housing loan verifiers rely only on those
information and is accepted as valid, true and therefore
subject to judgment. Staying true and not telling lies
on information sheets or application forms signifies
that a borrower is worthy of trust. After this has been
done, another crucial step will take part, the appraisal
of property.
After the person has been verified, next to be
appraised of course is the property or collateral.
Appraisal of property or collateral basically determines
the existence, location, and market value of the
property or collateral. This step determines the
marketability of the property that if in cases of
default, the property can easily be resold to other
interested parties.
Next, a letter of guaranty will be given to the
borrower signifying that the loan has been approved.
Stated in the letter of guaranty are other documents,
(post approval documents), that need to be passed before
loan take-out. After all post documents have been submitted, the
borrower will choose the mode of payment for settling
the loan. Then, will wait for the loan proceeds. The
borrower has options to receive the proceeds via credit
to account, or issuance of check. |