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• Proof of Ownership (Deed): Validates you legally own the property and have the right to sell it.
• Property Survey/Plot Plan: Maps out property boundaries, structures, and easements.
• Seller’s Disclosure Statement: A document listing known issues with the property
• Purchase and Sale Agreement: The contract outlining the price and terms agreed upon by the buyer and seller
• Mortgage Statements: Payoff statement to confirm current loan balances.
• HOA Documents: Bylaws, covenants, and fee information for properties in an association.
• Tax Information: Recent property tax bills.
• Closing Statement: An itemized list of costs, commissions, and credits, say

• Repair and Maintenance Records: Proof of upkeep and improvements.
• Utility Bills: Past bills to show potential buyers average costs
• Certificate of Occupancy/Compliance: Required by some local municipalities.
• Warranties: Documentation for appliances, roof, or HVAC system 

• Government-issued ID: To verify identity at closing.
• 1099-S Tax Form: Required for reporting the sale to the IRS,

• Proof of Income: Pay stubs (last 30-60 days), W-2 forms (last 2 years), and tax returns (last 2 years) to prove income stability.
• Employment Verification: Employer contact information and potentially an employment contract. Self-employed individuals need profit and loss statements.
• Bank Statements: Last 2–3 months of statements for checking, savings, and investment accounts.
• Debt Information: Statements for student loans, car loans, credit cards, and other personal debt.
• Additional Assets/Funds: Proof of down payment funds, gift letters (if funds are gifted), and retirement account statements.
• Alternative Income Proof: Social Security award letters, pension income, or 1099s if applicable 

• Identification: Valid driver’s license, passport, or state ID.
• Pre-approval Letter: A document from your lender confirming the loan amount you are approved for.
• Purchase and Sale Agreement: The legal contract signed by both buyer and seller.
• Homeowners Insurance: Proof of insurance coverage for at least one year, required before closing.
• Property Documents: Inspection reports, title documents, and property tax receipts. 

• Divorce Decrees: If applicable, to show spousal or child support obligations.
• Bankruptcy Paperwork: Records of any previous bankruptcy.
• Letters of Explanation: For any discrepancies in credit reports or significant employment gaps.