Government Refinance Assistance

Helping American Homeowners Obtain Mortgage Relief
Filed under Government Financing Assistance

1. First you review the requirements and common fees for FHA loans

2. Next you fill in the contact form on the sidebar of this site and we contact you to discuss the details of your situation

3. At some point early on you fill in our secure online loan application

4. We review your credit and situation and upload a copy of your credit report to a secure online web page for you to review as well. If we are confident that you can qualify for a loan we will send a good faith estimate for you to review. (If you already have an FHA or VA loan you are trying to refinance we don’t need to get an appraisal).

5. Once you give a green light on the estimate, you send us your last two years w2’s and recent pay stubs for income verification, plus two months of recent bank statements for asset verification. Other verifications are occasionally needed as well. (Faxing these documents expedites the process so we recommend that)

6. We send you all of the federally mandated disclosures and loan documents for your records

7. We order an appraisal for you (Note: Borrowers pay for the appraisal up front but in some cases we can refund the appraisal fee after closing.)

8. Once we receive the appraisal and the income/asset verifications we submit the whole package to an FHA underwriter for approval

9. When the loan is approved you meet with a local title company representative to sign all the final documents

10. Once that is completed you will have a new and improved fixed rate government-backed mortgage and will be free of the old mortgage that is weighing you down!

The entire process usually takes around three to six weeks when all goes well.

Posted on 31 Jul