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“Choosing Sara Littlefield was our best decision."
To Whom It May Concern: “We recently went through relocation. It was the first move for our family of four and we dreaded the idea. After some initial interviews, we selected Sara Littlefield as our realtor. Of all the involved, complicated decisions we would face, this has clearly been the best decision we made. I would add that her suggested list price for the house was among the higher ones. Sara evaluated our house and made suggestions on how to list and show it. She moved quickly to get the house on the market as she felt that timing in our case was very important. To add to the complication, we were going away for a long planned family vacation only a few days after the first open house. We had an open house midday on a Thursday and had our first offer on Sunday that we negotiated to a very pleasing 98.5% of our asking price. Her advice through the negotiations was invaluable and she fully respected that these were our decisions to make. She handled a number of contractor repairs and inspections for us while we were away making the whole process painless. Sara has been focused, available, responsive and helpful. My wife and I cannot make a higher recommendation than to select Sara to handle home sales or purchases.”
Paul & Candace Fuchs
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Financing Your Home >The Loan Application
When you have decided on a mortgage lender, you begin the loan process by filling out a loan application. You should be fully prepared to go over your current financial situation and credit history with the loan officer.
Have a record of all of your current bank accounts, including the name and address of bank(s), type of account(s), and approximate balance(s). Be prepared to provide details about outstanding loans, including student loans and major credit accounts. You will also need information about your assets, such as car title, stocks and bonds, and life insurance policies. If you foresee any credit problems, ask the loan officer for advice on how to keep them from interfering with approval of your mortgage loan. The loan officer can usually give you a prompt opinion about your chances for obtaining a mortgage.
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