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Dave M.
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What to Include in Binder for Lender?

Dave M.
  • Delaware, OH
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Hi all - I've heard that it's a good idea to create a "binder" of basic documentation (both personal and related to a property) when approaching lenders about purchasing an existing rental property. I would be purchasing directly from the owner (ie: no agents involved). I'm curious what others may have included if they've done this? So far I'm thinking of including the following:

  • auditor web site info (including pics) of property to purchase
  • property rental history for last year (from existing owner)
  • last year's tax returns
  • most recent 3 months pay stubs
  • personal net worth statement
  • what I intend to do with property short term and exit strategy

Do others have additional thoughts or provide additional direction?

Thanks in advance!

Dave

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Jonathan Casillas
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  • Four Oaks, NC
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Jonathan Casillas
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
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As a loan officer myself what Bill explained is a perfect start. I would love if people came that prepared when asking for a loan. It would make the process much smoother anid quicker to get through.

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