An Introduction to Investment Property Mortgage Financing
Investment Property Mortgage Financing

A Quick Introduction...
While Mike is familiar with the mortgage process, he is not a financial institution or a licensed mortgage broker.  Prudent investors requiring a loan for an investment property will seek counsel from numerous potential mortgage providers.  Mike is pleased to recommend potential mortgage loan sources; please click here to review contact information for three great mortgage brokers.  Mike is also able to recommend other forms of financing including commercial loan brokers, private equity, and other sources of funding. Mike would love to talk with you about real estate investments.  Please click here to start a conversation with him today.

Please continue reading for more information about investor-oriented financing!

A Beginning to what You Need to Know


Prudent investors always shop for a lender.  No one visits a single automobile dealership and accepts whatever they are told; they visit multiple dealerships to determine who offers the best deal.  Smart investors shop for a mortgage the same way.  You should visit multiple financial institutions and speak with different mortgage brokers.

What will mortgage providers require?  While each provider has their own internal policies, they all usually need the following:
  1. Your most recent paystub;
  2. All previous year W-2 forms and/or copies of previous tax returns if self-employed;
  3. Bank, credit union, etc., statements from the last 3 months to 5 years (depending upon the provider);
  4. Divorce decrees, child support documents, and bankruptcy petitions/discharges;
  5. Complete financial data for the property covering the previous two years.
Mr. Kwiatkowski is pleased to assist with the purchase and sale of commercial properties; please contact him for more information by clicking here.


       
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