📝 Borrower Intake — Application Capture Sheet

When a call turns into an application — capture it live, then enter it in the LOS once you're in.
↗ Product Matcher & call script

⭐ The "6 pieces" — get these and you have an application

Borrower name · income · SSN · subject property address · estimated value/price · loan amount. Once you have all six, a complete application exists — the Loan Estimate clock starts (3 business days). Capture these first.

A · The 6 + contact

B · Loan basics

C · Income & employment

D · Assets & credit

Don't pull credit until you have authorization. Tell the borrower: don't move money around. Which account(s) are the down payment + closing costs coming from?

E · Notes

Copied — paste into LendingPad / your recap email

F · Documents to request (by income type)

Everyone

  • Government ID · authorization to pull credit · purchase contract (if under contract)
  • Assets: 2 months' statements for down payment / closing / reserves (all pages); gift letter if gift

W-2 wage earner

  • Most recent 30-day paystubs · 2 years' W-2s · (often 2 years' tax returns)

Self-employed

  • 2 years' personal + business tax returns (all schedules) · YTD P&L
  • Or bank-statement program: 12/24 months' personal or business statements + business narrative

1099 / gig

  • 1-2 years' 1099s · 30-day YTD earnings proof

Retired

  • Award letters / 1099s / pension or SS statements

DSCR / rental (investment)

  • Lease(s) or market rent (1007) · annual taxes, insurance, HOA · mortgage statements on other rentals · entity docs (operating agreement + EIN) if LLC

G · Convert the call → application

"Sounds like we've got a real path here. Easy next step: I'll send you a secure application link to complete — takes about 10-15 minutes — and then I'll review it with you and pull together your quote. What's the best email?"
On the call: no rate/APR quotes · no "you're approved" · "not a commitment to lend." Talk qualification & structure; confirm numbers in writing after the application.