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Henderson Silva
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Underwriter accounts

Henderson Silva
  • Newark, NJ
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Hello everyone. .. do underwriters check and (or) ask for all bank accounts or just the one we are going to use for the loan?

I will be using the va loan with navy federal credit union. Thanks

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Kerry Baird
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  • Melbourne, FL
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Kerry Baird
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  • Melbourne, FL
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Don't know about Navy Federal, but my last two loans were with the same bank. One was for an investment property, while the other was a VA owner occupied. The lender wanted to see all bank and credit statements going back 3 months. They wanted to see the transfer of funds from the house we sold in the UK and they wanted to "see" each transfer on the "from" side and then to the "to" side. I had to do some screen shots for them. Also, the underwriters insisted that we close our oldest and largest credit card, and wanted to see all of the electronic documentation for that.

In regards to Navy Federal, I would love you to post back what you find.  

All the best~

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