Getting A Va Home Loan

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GETTING AVA HOME LOANdoesn’t have to be hard

why choose a va loan? No down payment for eligible borrowers, up to 100% financing up to county loan limits No monthly mortgage insurance premiums Leniency on credit and employment history Seller can pay off debt for borrower; limitations apply 100% gift funds allowed 2-year waiting period for past Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge No waiting period for past Chapter 13 bankruptcy discharge; if currently in Chapter 13bankruptcy, one-year payout with good payment history and court approval required

WHO IS ELIGIBLEF O R A VA H O M EL OA N ?active duty service member90 consecutive days (181 during peacetime)active reserve or national guard6 years in select reservesunmarried surviving spouseNo time requirement; veteran must have died on active duty or from a service-related disabilitypow/mia spouseVeteran must have been POW or MIA for 90 dayscertificate of eligibilitya certificate of eligibility does not expireAn update will be required to the form if eligibility has been used.

A DIFFERENTKIND OF EASYA DIFFERENT KIND OF BUYING EXPERIENCEBuying a home with a VA loan can seem overwhelming.Yes, it really can be that simple. You’ll find the stepsBut that’s all about to change. With Priority by your side,of the process and important information aboutyou’ll have all the guidance and support you want everydocuments to close on your loan, along with a fewstep of the way. Plus, you’ve got this handy, easy-to-extras that can make your mortgage experience asfollow packet as your road map to home.effortless as possible.HAVE A SE AT.I’LL TAKE IT FROM HERE.EVAN KARRBranch ManagerNMLS 1086744Cell: 503.451.1443Fax: com

LET’SG E T S TA R T E DTO HELP US BETTER SERVE YOU, PLEASE BE READY TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWINGDOCUMENTATION. YOU MAY BE ASKED FOR ADDITIONAL ITEMS DURING THE PROCESS.BAN K STAT E ME N T SPERSONAL FEDERALShowing most recent two-month historyINCOM E TAX RETURNS- ALL PAGES(1040s)From the most recent two years, withBRO K E RAG E STAT E ME N T Sall schedules, statements, and addendaShowing most recent two-month history(completed and signed)- ALL PAGESShowing most recent two-month history- ALL PAGESM OST RECENTM ORTGAGE STATEM ENTFor any other properties owned by theapplicantE M P L OY M E N T PAY STU B SFrom the last 30 days of all jobs held byCOPY OF DRIVER’S LICENSEeach applicantFOR EACH APPLICANTW- 2 F O RMSHOM EOWNERSFrom the most recent two years for eachINSURANCE AGENT’Swage-earner applicantCONTACT INFORM ATIOND D 2 14 / C OEUPLOAD DOCUMENTSWITH THE GREATESTOF EASE!Our free LoanFly mortgage app helps you soarthrough the process. You can also access oursecure Borrower Portal to upload documentsand easily track your loan progress.By furnishing any and/or all of the documentation, an applicant is inno way obligated to accept the terms and conditions of the mortgageoffered, nor does the borrower have to provide these documents toLoanFly.com/EvanKarrreceive a Loan Estimate.loan checklistRET I RE M E N T STAT E ME N T S

7 homebuyingstepsWHAT CAN YOU EXPECT FROMNOW UNTIL CLOSING DAY?THESE STEPS GIVE YOU ABEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK.1. PREQUALIFY5. GET READY FOR FINAL APPROVAL Do this first so you know how much home you can afford The processor orders title commitment and preps your Prequalify at wwwEvanKarr.com or in our LoanFly apploan for underwriting Submit qualifying documents (see previous page) The underwriter makes the final loan approval decision2. MEET WITH EVAN KARR6. REVIEW THE CLOSING DISCLOSURE (CD) Discuss programs, monthly payments, and interest rates Your CD includes your final loan terms and closing costs Get a prequalification letter to strengthen your purchase offer You get the CD at least 3 days before closing Put the finishing touches on your loan application We confirm closing details: Where, when, who, andhow much for your closing costs3. SHOP FOR YOUR DREAM HOME Work with a local realtor to find the right home in yourprequalification range You can also search for homes in our LoanFly app Let your loan officer know when the seller accepts your offer7. CLOSE ON YOUR HOME Closing takes place at the title company or realtor’s office Bring a valid driver’s license for each borrower, plus acertified/cashier’s check if closing costs are due(payable to the escrow company)4. DURING THE LOAN PROCESS: Sign and return initial loan documentation Sign documents, get the keys, and celebrate becauseyou’re a homeowner! Submit an executed purchase contract to your loan officerto lock your rate Schedule an inspection to check the home for anymajor issues Your lender orders the appraisal and lets you know keycontract datesIT’S REALLY THAT EASY!YOU’RE NOW THE PROUD OWNER OF A NEWHOME. AND YOU’VE MADE A FRIEND FOR LIFE: Secure homeowners insurance coverage before your closingWE ARE ONLY A CALL AWAY TO ANSWER YOUR Promptly provide requested documentationQUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR MORTGAGE.

1. BE SURE THAT YOUR EARNEST MONEY5. WAIT UNTIL AFTER YOUR HOME CLOSES TOCHECK COMES FROM FUNDS IN YOUROPEN ANY NEW ACCOUNTS OR CREDIT CARDS.OWN CHECKING OR SAVINGS ACCOUNTLoan officers are required to pull a refreshed creditAND ARE WRITTEN ON YOUR OWNreport within five days of closing that will update yourPERSONAL CHECK.balances and report any new accounts since yourDon’t let anyone else pay the earnestcredit was originally pulled. Your loan approval couldmoney for you. If this could be anbe jeopardized if you have incurred new debt.8 buying tipsWE KNOW EASY.HERE ARE 8 INSIDERHOME BUYING TIPS.issue, please contact your loan officerimmediately.6. MAKE ALL PAYMENTS ON TIME.Keep all of your accounts current to ensure no late2. TALK TO YOUR LOAN OFFICER BEFOREpayments appear on the refreshed credit reportACCEPTING GIFT FUNDS FROM A FAMILYbefore closing.MEMBER TO HELP YOU BUY A HOME.Our team can help you and the donormeet documentation requirements forthe gift funds.3. HAVE ALL SUPPORTING DOCUMENTSEASILY ACCESSIBLE.These include: W-2s, tax returns, bankstatements, pay stubs and assets.4. DON’T CHANGE YOUR JOB ORYOUR PAY STRUCTURE DURING THEFINANCING PROCESS.Employment or income changes duringthe process require re-verification andcould delay your mortgage approval.7. DO NOT SHOP FOR, PURCHASE OR LEASE A CAR.In general, do not make any large purchases during the home loan process.8. REMEMBER THAT WE ARE HERE FOR YOU!Call us if you have any questions along the way. We want to be yourresource and to make your home-buying process as smooth as possible.

you’ll love usWE’RE A FULL-SERVICE MORTGAGELENDER. THAT MEANS WE HAVEA VARIETY OF OPTIONS TO MAKEYOUR DREAM HOME HAPPEN.PRIORITY va home loansOUR PERFORMANCE Single-family In-house processing, underwriting, closing, and funding Manufactured and modular Real-time loan pricing for competitive rates, Condo 100% on-time closing commitmentterms, and fees Innovative technology for secure, streamlined transactions 2-4 unit multi-family Quick in-house loan approvals Renovation Remarkable service every step of the way

BUYING AHOME IS ANEXCITING TIME!IT CAN ALSO BE CHALLENGING. A REALTOR CAN GIVE YOU THE SUPPORTYOU NEED SO YOU CAN ENJOY YOUR HOME BUYING EXPERIENCE.Ready to find your dream home? We have worked with some of the most dedicated andsome of the many benefits of working with a realtor.REAL GUIDANCE FROM AREAL PERSONCLOSE WITHCONFIDENCEWhile there are tons of homebuyer resources outAn experienced realtor canthere, a good realtor can help you make sense of allnegotiate on your behalf, preparethat information. They can point out the pros andyour purchase contract, and resolvecons of homes you tour. They can also help youissues that could affect yourunderstand the buying process and exactly whatclosing. With your permission, weto expect along the way.can also send your realtor loanstatus updates to keep your closingMORE HOMES TOCHOOSE FROMon track.A realtor has access to the Multiple Listing ServiceNO COST TO YOU(MLS), which offers thousands of the most up-to-dateTypically, the seller will pay thelistings of available homes. You’ll have more optionsrealtor who helps you buy a home.to easily and quickly find the right home for you.work with a realtorexperienced realtors in the market. Please let us know if you’d like a referral! Here are

HERE ARE COMMONMORTGAGE TERMS THAT AREUSED THROUGHOUT THEHOME-FINANCING PROCESSVA ENTITLEMENTThe dollar amount of the mortgage that is guaranteed(insured) against default by the Veterans Administration.The maximum entitlement is 25% of the purchase priceup to the county conforming loan limit.DEBT-TO-INCOME RATIO (DTI)FIXED-RATE MORTGAGELenders use this ratio to determine if a borrowerWith this type of mortgage, a borrower’s interest rate stays “fixed”can afford their monthly mortgage payment. DTI isand will not change during the life of the loan.calculated by dividing the borrower’s monthly debts bytheir pre-tax monthly income.PRINCIPAL, INTEREST, TAXES AND INSURANCE (PITI)The monthly mortgage payment expected fromLOAN-TO-VALUE RATIO (LTV)the borrower.To calculate this ratio, the lender divides the mortgageamount by the purchase price or the appraised homeANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE (APR)This is your annual cost of the loan represented as a percentage.APR allows homebuyers to compare different mortgage programsbased on their annual cost.value. LTV helps assess the lender’s risk of the loan.LOAN ESTIMATE (LE)A detailed estimate of the total costs, given tothe borrower 3 days after the lender receives theirORIGINATION FEEapplication. The lender’s origination fee, points, escrow,This is the fee that a lender charges to prepare the documentstitle insurance, appraisal fee, taxes, and other expensesrelated to a borrower’s mortgage.should be included.VA FUNDING FEEA single premium, upfront fee for the VA loanprogram. The VA funding fee helps keep VA homeloans affordable by replacing mortgage insurancepremiums. The funding fee can be included in theloan amount.DOWN PAYMENTCLOSING DISCLOSURE (CD)This form is a statement of final loan terms and closingcosts. You must receive this form from your lender atleast 3 days before your closing. You can compare thisdocument with your Loan Estimate.RATE LOCKThis is the portion of the purchase price that theThis is a written commitment between you and thebuyer pays.lender to hold a certain interest rate for a specifiedperiod of time.DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE (DPA)Programs that offer qualified borrowers financialTITLEassistance with down payment or closing costs.This is a document that states a real estate transactiontook place and establishes the buyer as the legal andCLOSING COSTSexclusive owner of the property.These are the costs and fees that are due on thedate of closing, when a borrower obtains theirTITLE INSURANCEmortgage and receives the title to their property.This type of insurance provides a real estate owner orClosing costs include insurance, taxes, and otherlender with protection against any loss or damage theyapplicable fees.may experience if any claims against the title are made.

5 first-timehomebuyerquestions1. HOW MUCH CAN YOU AFFORD?4. WILL THIS HOUSE FIT YOUR LONG-TERM GOALS?A good rule of thumb is to put 25 percent of your income towardBe sure your investment is something you can make theyour home payment. Spending a quarter of your income onmost out of. Mull over all possibilities of future plans.your mortgage payment should safeguard you in the event ofDo you plan to have kids? Are your children moving outunexpected financial changes.soon? Is a job transfer in your future? Heavily weigh schooldistricts when moving. It can be cheaper in the long-run to2. WHAT ARE YOUR COSTS IN ADDITION TO THE LOAN?pay more for a house in a better school district than to buyTalk with your lender about out-of-pocket expenses, like thea less expensive home and pay for private school.down payment or closing costs. Also, consider the costs ofimprovements, taxes, homeowners association dues, utilities,5. ARE YOU TRULY PREPARED TO BE A HOMEOWNER?and homeowners insurance.Homeownership is one of the biggest joys, but it alsocomes with a lot of responsibility. Be prepared to spend3. HOW DO I DETERMINE THE RIGHT NEIGHBORHOOD?money and time on your home. Understand everythingDecide on the top priorities for you and your family. Do you wantthat is involved and plan to adjust your spending habitsto be close to good schools? How far are you willing to moveaccordingly. Also, be aware of your credit score and how itfrom your office? Make a list of your uncompromising needsaffects your ability to purchase the home that you want.before your home search so you can be objective when lookingat multiple properties.

know your scoreA CREDIT SCORE NOT ONLY INFLUENCES YOUR HOME-BUYING POTENTIAL, BUT ISESSENTIAL FOR OBTAINING SEVERAL SERVICES AND BIG TICKET ITEMS. “90 OF THE TOP100 LARGEST U.S. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS USE THE FICO SCORE TO MAKE CONSUMERCREDIT DECISIONS,” ACCORDING TO MYFICO.COM.YOUR FICO SCORE IS REVIEWED BY MOST OF THE FOLLOWING ENTITIES: Employers Landlords Cell phone companies Credit card companies Mortgage lenders Insurance companies Utility companies Cable companiesWHAT MAKES UP YOUR SCORE?When you’re applying for a mortgage, your credit score is a major factor in determining your interest rate and approval for the loan.Typically, the higher your credit score, the better your chances for approval and securing a lower rate. But, just how exactly is yourscore determined? Most companies use a FICO score that is comprised of five elements:Types of credit you have10%New credit accountsLots of new credit accountinquiries can lower yourscore. Mortgage andauto loan inquiries are anexception; these countas one inquiry within a30-day period.A variety of credit types – like anauto loan, credit cards, and othercredit accounts – couldboost your score.10%35%Late payments loweryour score, so payyour bills on time.15%Length of yourcredit historyA short history isn’t a bad thing,if you show responsible creditmanagement. Having a fewcredit accounts is better thanhaving no credit at all.Source: MyFICO.com. Source deemed reliable but is not guaranteed.Your paymenthistory30%How much you oweKeep outstanding balancesunder 30% of your credit limits.

SO, WHAT’S A GOOD SCORE?FICO scores range from 300 to 850, with higher numbers being better. A score of 700 is a good indicator of financial health,and most lenders prefer scores at or above that number, but it is not required.WHAT’S THE NEXT STEP?OBTAIN A CREDIT REPORT. This is a free service available to you each year, so take advantage.Visit www. AnnualCreditReport.com and request your free copy from all three credit reporting companies. EQUIFAX – WWW.EQUIFAX.COM EXPERIAN – WWW.EXPERIAN.COM TRANSUNION – WWW.TRANSUNION.COMBeware of other companies that charge fees for credit reports, because they are often not as accurate as thethree mentioned above.CHECK FOR MISTAKESThere is no charge for checking into existing errors, so make sure there are no inaccuracies listed on your report. Itis your responsibility to notify the credit bureau of any mistakes, which should be cleared up within 30 days of thereport date. If you need to boost your score, here are a few tips that could make a difference to your score. Whilethese are general tips, be sure to check with your lender before paying off large accounts and moving your moneyaround for closing costs and the down payment. MANAGE YOUR CREDIT CARD – Keep balances to less than 30 percent of your limit CORRECT CREDIT LIMITS – It’s important for your credit card company(s) to report your correct limit to the major creditbureaus; your report could suffer if it shows you’re over the reported limit, when the limit is actually higher GET CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE – Be sure your report shows all of your credit accounts, especially the healthy ones

choosinga lender1. GO LOCAL3. FIND A TRUSTED ADVISOREspecially in a competitive market, working with aIn a world full of misinformation, it is important tolender who lives in and understands the local marketwork with a lender who you trust to help you navigatecan mean the difference between winning andlosing in a multiple offer situation. Having a one-onone relationship with your lender can be a betterexperience than working with a call center.2. COMMUNICATION IS KEYBuying a home is probably the biggest and mostcomplex financial decision of your life. Be sure to workwith a lender who is available, who answers questionsclearly, and helps you anticipate each upcoming stepthe legal and financial aspects of the mortgageprocess. It is important to have an expert explainthe many factors that affect home cost and monthlypayment.4. CHOOSE A LENDER WITH A NETWORKBuying your new home is a big step to growing wealthfor your family. The right lender will have a network oftrusted professionals to recommend who can help youtake control of your financial future.in the process.5. TECHNOLOGY IS YOUR FRIENDUsing the right technology can make your loan processeasier, faster, and more reliable. Choose a lenderthat’s mobile friendly and uses technology to give youa transparent, understandable view of your mortgageprocess.

REDUCINGYO U R C O S T Simprove your credit scorerecast your loanCredit score is a significant factor in qualifyingIf you anticipate having a large sum of moneyfor a competitive interest rate. Higher creditavailable within a year of buying your home,scores result in lower rates and lower monthlyyou may be able to recast the loan. This optionpayments. This means that you can qualify forallows you to reduce the loan’s principal anda larger loan to buy the home of your dreams.re-amortize without refinancing, thus reducinginclude a down paymentyour monthly payment and total interest paid.While a VA loan doesn’t require a downdon’t waitpayment, you can reduce your monthlyMany experts agree that housing prices andpayment, as well as total interest paid, byinterest rates will continue to rise. That meanshaving a down payment. The down paymentyou could expect to pay significantly less forcould come from your own savings, or a gifta home today than a similar home in one orfrom family and friends.two years. Our team can help you determinewhether it makes sense to consider buyingnow or waiting.

WHO GENERATES YOUR CLOSING DISCLOSURE?YOUR CLOSING DEPARTMENT OR THE TITLEask your lenderCOMPANY?WILL YOU BE DELIVERING THE CLOSINGDISCLOSURE ELECTRONICALLY OR BY MAIL?WHAT PERCENTAGE OF YOUR LOANS CLOSELATE (AFTER THE CONTRACT CLOSING DATE)?WHAT PERCENTAGE OF YOUR PREQUALIFIEDLOANS ARE DENIED DURING THEUNDERWRITING PROCESS?DO YOUR PROCESSORS, UNDERWRITERS, ANDCLOSERS WORK IN YOUR OFFICE WITH YOU?DO YOU SEND YOUR CLIENTS WEEKLYAUTOMATED EMAIL UPDATES, AS WELL ASEMAIL UPDATES EACH TIME THEIR LOAN MOVESFORWARD IN THE PROCESS?

not all lendersare alikePRIORITYBROKERBANK/CREDIT UNIONSCOMPETITIVEINTEREST RATES BROAD PRODUCT MIX ONE POIN T OFCONTACT ?IN-HOUSEPROCESSING ?IN-HOUSEUNDERWRITING ?IN-HOUSE FUNDING ? COMMITMENT TOON-TIME CLOSING ?STATE LICENSE ?THE BOTTOM LINE:RATES AND PRODUCTS ARE A COMMODITY. AT PRIORITY,OUR PROCESSES AND PEOPLE SET US APART!

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GET ANSWERSLearn all you need to know about the mortgageinitial document uploadprocess with on-demand resources and how-tovideos. You can also request rates and calculateestimated payments.documents uploadeddocument notesPriority.ACCESS LOANFLY BORROWER PORTALOur secure online portal gives you a transparentview of your mortgage transaction. Easily trackyour loan status, upload documents, and do somuch more in one convenient place.GET READYFOR TAKEOFF1) Visit LoanFly.com/EvanKarr on yourMAKE A CONNECTIONApple or Android deviceLoanFly makes it easy to fly solo during the2) Download LoanFly on your deviceprocess. But you can always quickly connect3) Start soaring homewith our team at any time.Available for Apple and Android devices. Internet access required.

10 HOMEOWNERSHIP FACTSWHETHER YOU ARE BUYINGA HOUSE FOR YOUR FAMILY,AN INVESTMENT PROPERTYFOR FUTURE RESALE, ORA SECOND HOME, THEREIS A LOT TO LEARN ABOUTHOMEOWNERSHIP.1. YOUR HOME’S EQUITY IS IMPORTANT.To get the most out of your purchase, youalso think of your purchase as an investment. How canneed to have all the facts. Here’s some greatyour home achieve your goals? Discuss your ultimateinformation to help you be a prepared andplans with your lender and how your mortgage couldinformed homeowner.serve you down the road.If the value of your home is worth more than you owe,you can use this to leverage investment properties, orget cash for other expenses.2. WHEN BUYING A HOME, BE SURE TOCONSIDER YOUR LONG-TERM PLANS.While the cost of a home is a big factor, you should

3. ACCORDING TO THE NATIONAL7. CAUTIOUSLY CONSIDER ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS.ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS,While many homeowners want to update their house to satisfyTHE MEDIAN AGE OF FIRST-TIMEtheir personal taste, be careful not to over-improve, as it can be anHOMEBUYERS IS 31.More young professionals are able topurchase homes for their families, andexpensive mistake. Improvements such as garages converted toextra rooms or space designed to accommodate one type of familycould negatively affect your chances of selling.more affordable housing options likeplanned communities and townhomeshave developed across the nation.8. WAITING ON THE MARKET TO CHANGE ISNOT ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA.Some buyers may put off purchasing a home in the hopes that prices4. RISING RENTAL COSTS ARE ACOMMON OCCURRENCE.will go down. But the real estate market is unpredictable, so it’s justas likely for prices to go up.As leases are renewed, owners of rentalproperties will pass rising tax, insurance,utility, and maintenance costs on totheir tenants. Like houses, rental unitsare equally susceptible to risingoccupancy costs.9. THERE’S NEVER A PERFECT TIME TO SELL A HOUSE.Whether it’s a “buyer’s market” or a “seller’s market,” most peoplewill be on both ends of the process. As a seller, you might get morefor your home, but you are likely to have to pay more for the nexthome you purchase.5. HOMEOWNERS WITH A STRONGSENTIMENTAL ATTACHMENT TO THEIRHOME OFTEN PRICE THEIR PROPERTYWITH UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS.As you’re house hunting, ask your realtorto check neighborhood comparable salesto make sure you’re getting a fair deal.6. DON’T FORGET THAT MORTGAGEINTEREST AND PROPERTY TAXES AREINCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE.Be sure to take advantage of this, as it cansave you hundreds of dollars per year.10. A GOOD REAL ESTATE AGENT CAN SELL HOMES QUICKLY,EASILY AND AT THE RIGHT PRICE.While some people have been successful selling their home withouta realtor, it is a large risk to take. A knowledgeable realtor can protectyour interests during the process when it’s time to sell your home.

moving checklistO N E M O N T H B E F O R E M OV I N G :Collect everything not to be moved and save for a garage saleor charitable donationSelect mover and arrange for exact form of payment atdestination - Be sure to check moving company policy regardingbroken or damaged items. Moving companies typically do notreimburse for breakage or damage to itemsin boxes they do not packStart packing now, unless you have scheduled packing servicesContact insurance agent to transfer/cancel insurance coverageon your old homeComplete change of address form from post officeNotify all magazines or other subscriptions of change of addressNotify your doctor, dentist, veterinarian and pharmacy of yourchange of addressContact utility companies for refunds of deposit and scheduleturn-off dateCheck freezer and plan use of food over next 2-3 weeksPack all jewelry and other valuables in a safe place to preventloss during moveFind an electronics recycler in your neighborhood

O N E W E E K B E F O R E M OV I N G :Confirm moving day details with the moving companyM O V I N G D AY:Make sure phone service, gas, electricityand water are turned on. If you areOrganize at least one room in the house for packers andmoving into a pre-owned home, you canmovers to work freelysometimes make arrangements to havethe service transferred on loan closing dayDefrost freezer and refrigerator; place charcoal inside towhen you take actual possessionprevent mildewMake arrangements for food for you (andMake arrangements for disconnecting appliances (ice maker,the movers, if possible)washing machine, dryer) from water and gas resourcesCancel all newspapers, yard service, etc.Prune larger houseplants and re-pot those in clay pots intounbreakable plastic containersHire a sitter or send the kids and/or pets toa friend’s house for the dayNotify packers and/or driver about fragileitems (ensure these are marked “fragile”)Schedule a cleaning service to clean both your old andnew homes, or have cleaning supplies accessible uponarrival to your new houseIdentify boxes with linens needed to makeyour beds at your new home and placethem in a convenient locationConsider hiring an exterminator for the new residenceprior to moving inMake a final check of the entire house(closets, shelves, attic, garage, etc.)Get complete routing information andphone numbers from the driver

EVAN KARRBranch ManagerNMLS 1086744Cell: 503.451.1443Fax: comNot a commitment to lend. Borrower must meet qualification criteria. This information is meant to be a guide showing the financingprocess. Not all transactions may follow the illustration or steps listed due to the requirements and process specific to the type ofhome loan a borrower qualifies for. Equal Housing Opportunity.1800 NW 167th Place Suite 100 - Office 7 Beaverton, OR 97006 OR: ML-5209-17Licensed under the Oregon Consumer Finance Act. Company NMLS 1031451.

FOR A VA HOME LOAN? active duty service member. 90 consecutive days (181 during peacetime) active reserve or national guard. 6 years in select reserves. unmarried surviving spouse. No time requirement; veteran must have died on active duty or from a service-related disability. pow/mia spouse. Veteran must have been POW or MIA for 90 days