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Common Documents Needed for Mortgage Pre-Approval in Toronto
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Securing a mortgage pre-approval in Toronto is a crucial step toward homeownership. However, many buyers aren’t sure what documents they need to provide. This is where a mortgage pre-approval broker can make the process easier and faster.
When you work with an experienced broker like Turkin Mortgage, they’ll guide you through the document collection process, ensuring nothing important is missed. Here are some of the most common documents required:
Proof of Income: Lenders need to see steady income. This usually means providing recent pay stubs, employment letters, or T4 slips.
Credit Report: Your broker will request a credit check to review your credit history and score. This plays a major role in your pre-approval decision.
Proof of Assets: Lenders may ask for bank statements and investment account summaries to verify your financial stability.
Identification: Government-issued ID like a driver’s license or passport is required to confirm your identity.
Debt Information: Details on any existing loans, credit cards, or other debts are needed to calculate your debt-to-income ratio.
A good mortgage broker in Toronto will help organize these documents and submit them on your behalf to multiple lenders. This increases your chances of getting approved with favorable terms.
Choosing a broker like Turkin Mortgage means you’re working with a team that understands Toronto’s housing market and lender requirements. They’re located at 3310 Yonge St Toronto, ON M4N 2M4, and available at 647-424-2365 or [email protected].
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