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State Bar of Wisconsin Form 232003 CONDOMINIUM MORTGAGE Document Number Document Name (“Mortgagor, whether one or more) mortgages to, its successors or assigns (“Mortgagee, whether one or more),

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1. Gather all necessary documents, such as identification, proof of income, and proof of assets.
2. Contact a mortgage lender or broker who offers condominium mortgages - ctic.
3. Complete the mortgage application provided by the lender or broker, including details about the condominium property, loan amount, and desired terms.
4. Provide any requested additional documentation or information, such as condo association information or insurance details.
5. Review the mortgage terms, interest rate, and any applicable fees or closing costs.
6. Sign and submit the completed mortgage application along with any required fees or down payment.
7. Cooperate with the lender or broker throughout the underwriting process, which involves verifying your financial information and appraising the property.
8. Once approved, review the final mortgage agreement and ensure all the terms are accurate before signing.
9. Coordinate with the condominium association, if necessary, to complete any additional paperwork or requirements for the mortgage.
10. Close the mortgage by attending the closing meeting, where you will sign the final loan documents, pay any remaining fees, and officially take ownership of the condominium.

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