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Updated almost 9 years ago,
- Rental Property Investor
- Yokohama Shi, Kanagawa-ken
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Help organizing and submitting documents to prospective lenders
Hello all,
(TL;DR version): How do you organize and submit documents to a prospective lender? Additionally, what's your process to keep those documents up-to-date?
I'm in the process of finding a portfolio lender to help me finally purchase a 5th buy-and-hold property. I've gathered all(?) the documents requested by the first lender in a folder on my desktop.
- last 2 years tax returns
- pay stubs
- pages and pages of financial account statements (bank, retirement, brokerage, etc.)
- driver's license, ssn
- mortgage statements
- ???
The list goes on.. But my problem is with keeping all this organized, up-to-date, and presentable. Is it enough to simply zip up the folder and send it off, or is there some expectation of bundling it all in a more digestible format? What system do you use to keep such a large number of documents manageable and ready to be put in front of a prospective lender?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!