In obtaining credit, a prospective buyer will generally submit an application to a lender with employment information, the loan amount, legal description of the property, and

While a lender may be interested in a borrower's credit history, the specific types of previous home loans held are not a standard requirement in a credit application. The focus is more on the current financial situation and the proposed loan rather than past loans that may not directly affect the new application.

The name and address of the real estate licensee may be relevant in some contexts, but it is not typically required information for a credit application. Lenders primarily focus on the borrower's financial details and loan specifics rather than the real estate agent's information.

Information about other lenders to whom applications have been submitted is not usually necessary for a credit application. Lenders are more concerned with the applicant's current financial status and the specifics of the requested loan rather than tracking other applications.