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The document is a Subprime Broker Submission Form from Athas Capital, detailing the information required for loan submissions, including borrower details, loan specifics, broker compensation, and credit information. It outlines the necessary steps and documentation needed for processing consumer purpose residential loans, as well as attestation requirements for brokers.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling in the Borrower Details section. Indicate whether the borrower fluently speaks and reads English by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
Provide the contact information for both the Borrower and Co-Borrower, including phone numbers and email addresses.
Complete the Loan Details section by entering the estimated value or purchase price, loan amount, and LTV (Loan-to-Value) ratio.
In the Broker Compensation section, specify any fees charged by the broker and provide your company’s name along with broker approval ID if applicable.
Fill out the Purpose/Occupancy/Doc Type/Property Type section, selecting appropriate options for loan type and occupancy status.
Complete Credit Details by entering FICO scores for both borrower and co-borrower, as well as any relevant mortgage history.
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What is the difference between prime and non-prime lending?

Quick Answer. Prime loans are available to borrowers with good credit; subprime loans are designed for borrowers with poor credit or limited credit histories.

What is a non-prime lender?

Non-prime loans are typically offered by alternative lenders, such as online lenders or payday lenders. These lenders may be more willing to take on higher-risk borrowers, but they also tend to charge higher interest rates and may require additional fees or collateral.

Who bought out Prime Lending?

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What does non-prime lender mean?

Meaning of non-prime in English relating to the practice of lending money, especially to buy a house, to people who may not be able to pay it back: Typically, non-prime loans are made to people with a low credit score and cost the borrower more.

What does non-prime mean?

What is Non-Prime Financing? Non-prime financing is a type of auto loan available to individuals who dont qualify for traditional loans due to a lower credit score.