Do mortgage lenders look at my bank statements?

Yes. Mortgage lenders usually request bank statements from the past two to three months, regardless of the country, in order to verify:

  • Your financial stability
  • Your income consistency
  • To check for any unusual transactions. 

They want to ensure that you’ve got sufficient funds to make a downpayment, as well as closing costs and ongoing payments. Bank statements provide good insight into your spending and saving habits. This means it’s crucial to maintain a stable account balance during the loan application process.

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