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NEW LOAN FORM

Please complete and return, if applicable, as soon as possible.

ACCOUNTS TO BE PAID OFF OR PAID DOWN AT CLOSING

Please Indicate Name of Current Lender & Loan Type (1st Mortgage, 2nd Mortgage, Personal Loan, Credit Card)

*PLEASE INCLUDE CURRENT STATEMENTS

NAME OF CREDITOR:

Approx Bal. $

CURRENT LOAN NO.:

LOAN TYPE:

Payoff

Pay down

NAME OF CREDITOR:

Approx Bal. $

CURRENT LOAN NO.:

LOAN TYPE:

Payoff

Pay down

NAME OF CREDITOR:

Approx Bal. $

CURRENT LOAN NO.:

LOAN TYPE:

Payoff

Pay down

Title Matters

Since acquiring title, has there been a Marriage, Divorce, name change or Death?

YES

(If YES, please provide a COPY of the Marriage, Divorce, Name Change, or Death Certificate)

IF TITLE TO THE PROPERTY WILL CHANGE, PLEASE MAKE A SELECTION BELOW AND COMPLETE THE FULL NAMES AND

MARITAL STATUS OF THE TITLE HOLDERS. THE FOLLOWING ARE GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS ONLY. IT IS RECOMMENDED

THAT YOU CONSULT YOUR ATTORNEY OR ACCOUNTANT TO DETERMINE WHICH YOU SHOULD USE FOR THIS

TRANSACTION AND SELECT THE APPROPRIATE OPTION.

SEVERALTY - Sole ownership of the property by one person or entity.

TENANTS IN COMMON - Ownership of the property by two or more persons or entities, each with separate percentage interests. You must

specify the percentage interest for each owner. Generally, each owner has equal rights to possess and use the property and may separately

convey and deal with the owner’s respective interest. When one owner dies, that owner’s interest in the property passes to that owner’s heirs,

not to the other owners.

TENANTS BY THE ENTIRETY - A type of joint tenancy ownership available only to husband and wife, reciprocal beneficiaries registered

under Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 572C, and partners to a civil union meeting the requirements of Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter

572B. Generally, property held in this tenancy is protected against claims under state law by creditors of one of the owners (please consult

your attorney for details). When one owner dies, his or her interest passes automatically, without probate, to the surviving spouse, reciprocal

beneficiary or civil union partner. Until death, divorce, or termination of the reciprocal beneficiary status, both owners’ signatures are required

for any deeds, mortgages, or other transfers of interests in the property

JOINT TENANCY - Ownership by two or more individuals, each with an equal interest in the property. Can only be used by individuals, and

not companies, trustees, or other entities. When one owner dies, his or her interest passes automatically, without probate, to the other

owner(s). Any one of the owners may sever the joint tenancy by conveying his or her interest.

TITLE TO BE VESTED IN (provide full name(s), marital or other applicable status, state of incorporation or registration if the grantee is a corporation,

partnership, limited liability company or other legal entity, and street address. If tenancy in common is used, please supply percentage interest of each

party. NOTE: If married, registered reciprocal beneficiary, or partner to a civil union, the full legal name of your spouse, beneficiary, or partner is

required regardless of vesting. Attach additional pages if necessary):

Indiv. Full Name:

Address:

Marital Status (Check One):

Single

Married (Spouse's Name:

)

Married (Spouse's Name:

)

Reciprocal Beneficiary

(Beneficiary’s Name:

)