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Ready to pre-qualify?

My pre-qual form is easy and fast. It takes less than five minutes and there's no obligation. Once your form is submitted, I will contact you within a business day with your loan qualifications and to answer any further questions you may have.

Pre-Qualification vs Pre-Approval
Pre-qualification gives you a general idea of your ability to qualify for a loan amount, based solely on what you tell me. A pre-approval (the next step) involves a complete loan application, credit report and review of your financial documentation, allowing you to search for your home with a lender's commitment in hand.

Please read:
My pre-qual form sends your information to me via unencrypted e-mail. Please do not include any private information like your Social Security Numbers or account numbers in your e-mail to me (or anyone else for that matter). You alone are responsible for any damages you sustain if you send private or sensitive information to me by e-mail.

I am licensed with the State of Hawaii as KAILUA MORTGAGE LLC to make Hawaii home loans and Hawaii mortgages on property on all Hawaiian Islands, whether you live in our beautiful islands, or elsewhere. This pre-qualification form is neither a mortgage application nor a commitment to lend.


Initial comments or questions?
Your name
E-mail Address
Please confirm your e-mail
Phone, if you'd like me to call you() -
Purchase or refinance?
If purchasing, how much money do you available for your down payment and closing costs?
Is any part of your down payment from a gift? If yes, how much and from whom?
If refinancing, what do you want to accomplish with your new home loan?
If refinancing, about how much is your current mortgage balance?
Your desired new loan amount?
The estimated value of the home you wish to buy or refinance?
Where is the property? (which island, city, state?)
Is this a condo, single family residence, or a 2-4 unit dwelling?
Is this your primary residence, your second/vacation home, or a rental/investment property?
About how much is your gross monthly income from all sources combined?
How much are your current monthly payments for your car(s), loans, and credit cards?
Are you willing and able to document your income? If not, that's probably okay!
Do you prefer a fixed rate or an adjustable rate mortgage?
Any other comments or questions?
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