Nicole Miller

HELOC Specialist

Central Bank of the Ozarks
3333 S. National Avenue
Springfield, MO 65807
p: (417) 841-4235
f: (417) 882-9675
Email Nicole
NMLS# 1684293

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Mortgage Checklist

This checklist can help you gather the documents you need to proceed with the loan.

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  • Completed Loan Application and Signed Authorization
  • Homeowners Insurance Declaration Page (If refinancing)
  • Current Mortgage Statement (If applicable)
  • W2s from last two years
  • 30 days pay stub with YTD earnings
  • 2 months current bank statements, all pages
  • Social Security or Pension Awards letters (If applicable)
  • 2 Years tax returns
  • Divorce Decree (If applicable)
  • Trust Documents (If applicable)

Nicole Miller, HELOC Specialist, joined Central Bank of the Ozarks in 2016.She enjoys working with customers to ensure that they are educated on the many options and benefits of securing a home equity loan or a line of credit (HELOC).

Nicole, a longtime area resident, earned a Bachelor’s of Science Degree from Missouri State University. In her spare time she can be found enjoying time with her husband and two small children.

Calculate Your Future Mortgage Payment

The parts of your monthly mortgage payment include both repayment of the loan principal and the monthly interest on the outstanding balance. A mortgage payment can also include pre-payments on property taxes, homeowner’s insurance and monthly homeowner’s association dues into an escrow account managed by your lender. Calculate your estimated yearly costs below and monthly payment to help you decide how much you can afford.

 

 

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