Refinance Questionnaire

Full Name: *
Spouse Full Name:
Address, City, State, Zip:
Home Phone
Work Phone
Cell Phone
E-mail *
Social Security#
Spouse SS#
Date of Birth
Spouse Date of Birth
Spouse work Phone
Spouse Cell Phone
Reason seeking to refinance?
What do you owe on your home?
How much would your home sell for today?
Why do you think that?
How long have you lived in your home?
What is your current Payment?
Are Property taxes and Insurance included?
Annual Tax Amount?
Annual Insurance
Briefly describe your home... Is it a ranch, two-story, split level.
How many bedrooms?
How many bathrooms?
What type of foundation (full basement, crawl space.)
Square Footage of home?
Do you have an attached garage?
If yes how many cars?
What do you do for a living?
What is the name of your employer?
How long in this line of work?
How much do you make annually?
Who is on the mortgage other than yourself?
How has your credit been in last 12 months?
Have your mortgage payments been on time for the last 12 months?
Do you have any judgments, liens or other derogatory items on your credit?

By submitting this refinance questionnaire, you and your spouse, if included, are authorizing the Dietrich Law Firm, Home Savings of America, their agents, or assignees to obtain a copy of your credit report.

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What happens to my home mortgage during bankruptcy proceedings? I do not want to lose my home.
Statutes dictate the amount of equity you can have in your home when you file for personal bankruptcy. Trustees may not sell your house if your equity is less than the applicable exemption. An experienced bankruptcy attorney can review your bankruptcy options with you, including the equity in your home and the applicable exemptions.

How long does a bankruptcy stay on my record?
Bankruptcies remain on credit reports a minimum of ten years. Deciding to declare bankruptcy is a serious decision. That is why it is important to consult an experienced bankruptcy attorney so you fully understand your bankruptcy options and their consequences.

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