Capital City Mortgage | Borrower Document Checklist
π PERSONAL INFORMATION:
Valid government-issued photo ID (Driverβs license or passport)
Social Security Number (or card, if requested)
Marital status and number of dependents
Two-year residential history (with landlord contact info if renting)
πΌ EMPLOYMENT & INCOME:
Pay stubs for the past 30 days
W-2 forms for the past 2 years
Tax returns (1040s) for the past 2 years (signed)
Year-to-date profit and loss statement (if self-employed)
Business tax returns (if self-employed or own >25% of business)
Social Security, pension, or disability income documentation (if applicable)
Alimony or child support documentation (if you wish to include this income)
π° ASSETS:
Bank statements (checking, savings) for past 2β3 months
Retirement accounts (401(k), IRA) β most recent statements
Stocks, bonds, or investment account statements
Gift letter (if funds for down payment are from a gift)
Documentation of large deposits (explain source)
π PROPERTY INFORMATION (if available):
Fully executed sales contract (with all addendums)
Contact information for Realtor and Title Company
Homeowners Insurance agent name & quote
If refinancing β current mortgage statement and homeowners insurance
π CREDIT & DEBT:
Explanation letter for any late payments, collections, or derogatory credit
Divorce decree (if applicable)
Bankruptcy discharge papers (if applicable)
π ADDITIONAL (Upon Request):
Letter of Explanation for employment gaps
Verification of Rent or Mortgage
Student loan documentation
Visa or Permanent Resident Card (if not a U.S. citizen)
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Valid government-issued photo ID (Driverβs license or passport)
Social Security Number or EIN (if using LLC)
Entity formation documents (if purchasing under an LLC, Corp, or Trust)
Operating Agreement (if applicable)
Articles of Incorporation (for LLC/Corp buyers)
Certificate of Good Standing (within 30 days)
Fully executed Purchase & Sale Agreement
Rent Roll (actual or market rent projection)
Lease Agreement (if tenant-occupied)
Property Management Agreement (if applicable)
Property insurance quote or existing policy
Recent Appraisal (if already ordered)
Title Company contact information
Survey (if required by title or lender)
2 months personal and/or business bank statements (for reserves/down payment)
Documentation showing source of down payment
Credit report authorization
VOM (Verification of Mortgage) or mortgage history (if owning other properties)
DSCR Calculation (Lender will use monthly rent Γ· PITIA)
Minimum DSCR typically β₯ 1.0 (confirm specific lender guidelines)
Appraisal with 1007 Rent Schedule & Operating Income Statement (Form 216)
Schedule of Real Estate Owned (SREO)
Proof of ownership (HUD-1, deed, mortgage statement, or tax bill)
Rental income documentation or leases on other properties
Mortgage statements for other investment properties
DSCR Loans focus on property cash flow, not personal income
Many lenders allow Airbnb/Short-Term Rentals with documented income
Reserve requirements vary by lender (typically 3β6 months of PITIA)
Fast closings available β be responsive and submit all items promptly
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Government-issued photo ID (driverβs license or passport)
Social Security Number or EIN (if using a business entity)
Entity formation documents (LLC/Corp):
βββ’ Articles of Incorporation
βββ’ Operating Agreement
βββ’ Certificate of Good Standing (within 30 days)
Executed Purchase Contract for the Lot
Copy of Recorded Deed (if already owned)
Survey of the Lot (updated and legible)
Site Plan / Plot Plan
Full Set of Building Plans (signed by architect/designer)
Construction Budget (itemized cost breakdown)
Builderβs Contract (including timeline and payment draw schedule)
Building Permits (or confirmation they are in process)
Appraisal with "As-Is" and "Subject-to-Completion" value
Environmental Report (if required based on location)
Builder Resume / Experience
Builderβs License and Insurance
List of recently completed projects
References (past clients or lenders)
Proof of Funds for Down Payment and Closing Costs
Two most recent personal and/or business bank statements
Credit report authorization
Schedule of Real Estate Owned (if applicable)
Existing mortgage statement on any properties used as collateral (if cross-collateralizing)
Draw Schedule (typically 5-7 phases)
Lien Waivers (required at each draw stage)
Draw Inspection Requirements (provided by lender or 3rd party)
Builderβs Risk Insurance Policy (naming lender as mortgagee)
Title Commitment or Preliminary Title Report
Title Company Contact Information
Most lenders require borrower equity of 10%β20% of total project cost
Loan typically covers land acquisition + construction
Funds are released in draws as construction progresses
Completion timeline must be within 12β18 months (project-dependent)
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Valid government-issued photo ID
Social Security Number
Date of Birth, Marital Status, and Number of Dependents
2-Year Residential History
(For Fully Documented Loan Qualification)
Most recent 30 days of pay stubs
W-2 forms for the last 2 years
Federal Tax Returns (1040s) for the last 2 years β signed
Year-to-date Profit & Loss (if self-employed)
2 Years Business Tax Returns (if self-employed)
Social Security, Pension, or Disability Award Letters (if applicable)
Alimony/Child Support (if included for income qualification)
Bank Statements (2 most recent months) β checking/savings
Retirement/Investment Account Statements (if using for reserves)
Explanation for large or unusual deposits
Gift Letter (if funds will be gifted)
Mortgage Statement for subject property
Homeowners Insurance Policy (Declarations Page)
Property Tax Bill (most recent)
HOA Dues Statement (if applicable)
Recent Appraisal or allow lender to order one
Contractorβs Estimate / Scope of Work for Improvements (if loan is for remodeling)
Proof of Permit Application (for major renovations, if required)
Authorization to Pull Credit
Letter of Explanation for any derogatory credit (if applicable)
Divorce Decree (if applicable)
Bankruptcy Discharge Papers (if applicable)
Student Loan Documentation (if deferred or income-based)
Max Loan-to-Value (LTV) is typically 80%β90% depending on product
Renovation estimates should be detailed and itemized
Home equity loans can fund repairs, remodels, debt consolidation, or investments
Some lenders allow HELOCs behind existing mortgages; others require refinance
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Valid government-issued photo ID (for all guarantors)
Social Security Number or EIN
Resume or bio highlighting real estate or business experience
Entity Formation Documents (if borrowing in an LLC, Corp, or Trust):
βββ’ Articles of Incorporation or Organization
βββ’ Operating Agreement or Bylaws
βββ’ EIN Letter from IRS
βββ’ Certificate of Good Standing (within 30 days)
Executed Purchase and Sale Agreement (for purchases)
Existing mortgage statement (for refinance)
Recent rent roll (if property is leased)
Leases and terms for all tenants
Property Operating Statements (T12 or year-to-date)
Utility bills (optional, may be requested for certain property types)
Property tax bill (most recent)
Insurance declarations page
Property photos (interior/exterior)
Two years personal tax returns (for all guarantors)
Two years business tax returns (if applicable)
Year-to-date P&L and balance sheet (if entity has ongoing operations)
Three months bank statements (personal and/or business)
Schedule of Real Estate Owned (SREO)
Proof of down payment or equity source (bank statements or HUD from previous sale)
Loan Purpose Statement (brief explanation of use: purchase, refinance, cash out, etc.)
Appraisal (will be ordered by lender, but you may submit recent third-party copy if available)
Environmental Phase I Report (if requested based on use/location)
Title Report or Title Company Contact Info
Business Plan or Pro Forma (for new developments or value-add projects)
Purchase options or lease agreements for owner-occupied properties
Contractor bids or renovation estimates (for value-add properties)
Cross-collateral property info (if pledging multiple properties)
Articles or documentation related to exit strategy or disposition plan
Most lenders require 25β30% down for investment commercial purchases
DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) must typically exceed 1.20x
Non-recourse options may be available for experienced investors with strong property cash flow
Closing timelines average 30β60 days depending on complexity and documentation
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Valid government-issued photo ID
Social Security Number or EIN (if applying under a business entity)
LLC/Corp formation documents (Articles of Incorporation/Operating Agreement)
Certificate of Good Standing (within 30 days)
Investor Resume or Experience Summary (prior flips, real estate experience)
Credit Authorization Form
Executed Purchase and Sale Agreement (for purchases)
Copy of Deed or HUD Settlement Statement (for refinance)
Property Photos (interior & exterior β current condition)
Preliminary Title Report or Title Company Contact Info
Scope of Work (detailed line-item repair list)
Rehab Budget (itemized with contractor estimates)
Draw Schedule (breakdown of when funds will be requested during project)
Two most recent months of personal and/or business bank statements
Proof of down payment and closing costs (seasoned funds)
Schedule of Real Estate Owned (SREO)
Mortgage statement (if refinancing an existing flip)
Previous flip project summaries (optional but helpful for loan terms)
Appraisal with ARV (After Repair Value)
Contractor License and Insurance (if using a third-party contractor)
Construction Permit(s) or verification that permitting is in process
Environmental Report (if required based on property condition/location)
Builders Risk Insurance or Renovation Insurance
Signed Draw Request Forms (to access rehab funds as work progresses)
Photos and Invoices for Each Draw
Lien Waivers (from contractors/subs at each draw release)
Up to 90% of purchase price and 100% of rehab costs may be financed
Loan based on ARV (After Repair Value), not current value
Typically 12β18 month terms (short-term) with interest-only payments
Fast closings in as little as 7β14 days if all documents are ready
Exit strategy (resale or refinance) must be clear
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TIP: Having all your documents ready upfront can speed up your mortgage approval process significantly!